Title: Different From the Others in the Rabbi Small Series
Product review: This the last of the Rabbi Small series that I have read, and other than his trip to Israel, this one is refreshingly different. While all of the books seem to provide a gentile like myself an excellent understanding of the social and religious aspects of contemporary Judaism in America, the plot in nearly all of the books involves a subplot that examines temple politics and people problems in general. Poor Rabbi Small seems always to narrowly avoid getting fired. However, the Tuesday book takes on some of the larger issues of anti-semitism and campus unrest in the late 60s/early 70s. The objectivity with which the author addresses these sensitive issues through Rabbi Small is laudable. I recommend this book highly to those new to the Rabbi Small mysteries.
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