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Monday, November 6 7:30 PM | Take Your Pick Reading as a Community with Julia Dahl & Brian Platzer
Join the community by reading one or both of these books before the Festival or make it your book clubs choice this fall! Purchase the book at the J to receive FREE entry to the Take Your Pick Program.
Let us know if your book club will be reading along! Contact takeyourpickjbaf@gmail.com for VIP book club benefits.
Julia Dahl | Conviction: A Novel
Julia Dahls Conviction is a murder mystery for our tumultuous times. [New York Magazine]. Journalist Rebekah Roberts receives a letter from a self-proclaimed innocent convict who was arrested 22 years prior for the brutal murder of a black family in Crown Heights, Brooklyn a neighborhood infamous for violent riots between blacks and Jews in the early 90s.
As Rebekah investigates the forgotten case, she comes across the path of a killer with secrets spanning two decades. Dahl currently writes about crime and criminal justice for CBSNews.com.
Brian Platzer | Bed-Stuy Is Burning: A Novel Marilyn Hassid Emerging Author
Bedford-Stuyvesant, a notoriously volatile and rapidly gentrifying Brooklyn neighborhood, is the setting for Bed-Stuy Is Burning, and where author Brian Platzer and his family currently reside.
The middle school English teachers poignant debut novel centers on one catastrophic day, when riots ignite after a cop shoots a boy in a nearby park. Platzer offers us a window into how the riots affect the lives of one family: Aaron, a former rabbi turned Wall Street banker, his journalist girlfriend, Amelia, and their newborn baby.
All ticket sales are final and non-refundable.
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LocationEvelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center (View)
5601 S. Braeswood Blvd.
Houston, TX 77096
United States
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