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Leah a novel
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- "J.P.S. Gems of American Jewish Literature."
- "Leah is a significant achievement in many ways: as a portrait of a thoughtful woman searching for love; as a vivid description of mid-Twentieth Century Manhattan; as an understated masterpiece of urban fiction; and as a male author's remarkable exploration of a female character's psyche...."
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