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Harry Kemelman
Birth date: November 24, 1928
Died: December 15, 1996
Category:
Mystery & Thrillers
Harry Kemelman's Books
Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry - Harry Kemelman Friday the Rabbi Slept Late (The Rabbi Small Mysteries #1) - Harry Kemelman, George Guidall The Best American Mystery Stories of the Century - Lawrence Block, John Steinbeck, Harlan Ellison, Pearl S. Buck, Joyce Carol Oates, Flannery O'Connor, William Faulkner, O. Henry, James M. Cain, Otto Penzler, James Crumley, Margaret Millar, Sue Grafton, Dennis Lehane, Willa Cather, Ben Ray Redman, Brendan DuBois, Joe Gore Monday the Rabbi Took Off: A Rabbi Small Mystery, Book 4 - Harry Kemelman, George Guidall The Nine Mile Walk - Harry Kemelman Sunday the Rabbi Stayed Home - Harry Kemelman The Delights of Detection (hardcover) - G.K. Chesterton, Rex Stout, Dorothy L. Sayers, Jacques Barzun, Pierre Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais, Michael Gilbert, E.C. Bentley, Edmund Crispin, R. Austin Freeman, Ernest Bramah, Harry Kemelman, H.C. Bailey, Kenneth Livingston, William Leggett, Daniel Pettiward, Bay Tales of Mystery and Suspense - G.K. Che... Tales of Mystery and Suspense - G.K. Chesterton, Harry Kemelman, Arthur Conan Doyle Tuesday the Rabbi Saw Red: A Rabbi Small Mystery, Book 5 - Harry Kemelman, George Guidall One Fine Day the Rabbi Bought a Cross - Harry Kemelman Thursday the Rabbi Walked Out - Harry Kemelman A Treasury of Modern Mysteries - Truman Capote, Ian Fleming, Joyce Carol Oates, Georges Simenon, Bill Pronzini, Margery Allingham, James Holding, Arthur Porges, Stanley Ellin, Ross Macdonald, Dorothy Salisbury Davis, Harry Kemelman, George Fox, Thomas Kyd, Greta Andersen, Daphne du Maurier, Agatha Chr The Greatest Mystery Stories of the Twentieth Century - Lawrence Block, Ruth Rendell, Harry Kemelman The Day the Rabbi Left Town - Harry Kemelman A Weekend With The Rabbi - Harry Kemelman Wednesday the Rabbi Got Wet - Harry Kemelman
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Friday the Rabbi Slept Late (The Rabbi Small Mysteries #1) - Harry Kemelman, George Guidall
A Treasury of Modern Mysteries (Two Volumes) - Agatha Christie, Joyce Carol Oates, Thomas Kyd, Ross Macdonald, Ira Levin, Georges Simenon, John D. MacDonald, James Holding, Stanley Ellin, Ian Fleming, Truman Capote, George Fox, Harry Kemelman, Bill Pronzini, Dorothy Salisbury Davis, Margery Allingham, Daphne du Mauri
A Treasury of Modern Mysteries - Truman Capote, Ian Fleming, Joyce Carol Oates, Georges Simenon, Bill Pronzini, Margery Allingham, James Holding, Arthur Porges, Stanley Ellin, Ross Macdonald, Dorothy Salisbury Davis, Harry Kemelman, George Fox, Thomas Kyd, Greta Andersen, Daphne du Maurier, Agatha Chr
Wednesday the Rabbi Got Wet - Harry Kemelman
Sunday the Rabbi Stayed Home - Harry Kemelman
Monday the Rabbi Took Off - Harry Kemelman
Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry: A Rabbi Small Mystery - Harry Kemelman
TUESDAY THE RABBI SAW RED [A NEW NOVEL] - Harry Kemelman
The Best American Mystery Stories of the Century - Lawrence Block, John Steinbeck, Harlan Ellison, Pearl S. Buck, Joyce Carol Oates, Flannery O'Connor, William Faulkner, O. Henry, James M. Cain, Otto Penzler, James Crumley, Margaret Millar, Sue Grafton, Dennis Lehane, Willa Cather, Ben Ray Redman, Brendan DuBois, Joe Gore
Als Der Rabbi Die Stadt Verliess - Harry... Als Der Rabbi Die Stadt Verliess - Harry Kemelman
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KCPolski
KCPolski rated it 13 years ago
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Rather dated now, and predictable. I had it figured out before the halfway point. But I thought the rabbi was an interesting character.
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Telynor's Library, and then some
Telynor's Library, and then some rated it 14 years ago
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One of the best books on Judaism that I've found. It also gives some of the best reasoning as to why Jews don't eat pork. Presented in a fictionalized setting, the questions and answers are not fictional at all.
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Telynor's Library, and then some
Telynor's Library, and then some rated it 14 years ago
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Different cover.
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