EPISODE · Apr 21, 2025 · 2 MIN
My Book Review of THE JEWS: 5,000 YEARS AND COUNTING by award-wining writer Rob Kutner
from E Train Talks: A Literacy Initiative · host Ethan Minton: Book Reviewer, Reader, and Author Interviewer!
If you’re looking for a story that combines history, pop culture and comedic timing, then I’ve got a book for you! THE JEWS 5,000; YEARS AND COUNTING by Emmy, Peabody& Grammy-Winning author Rob Kutner is the perfect read for anyone interested in learning about the history & culture of the Jewish people. THE JEWS: 5,000 YEARS AND COUNTING is a story that I personally hope all middle-graders & adults will read!Title: The Jews: 5,000 Years and CountingAuthor: Rob KutnerPublisher: Wicked SonReviewer: Ethan (E Train)“A delightful companion to the Torah, the Talmud, and every history book every written about the Jewish people…a perfect book for anyone who has ever wondered how the heck the Jews got here and where the heck are we going and is it okay to laugh about it all? I’ll follow Kutner to the answer.” —Mayim Bialik, Actor, Author, NeuroscientistE Train Talks, Inc.Where Every Child's Journey Begins with a Book. E Train Talks, Inc., is a 501©(3) nonprofit founded and led by Ethan (known as E Train), a 14-year-old award-winning literacy advocate and Giving Tuesday teen leader. E Train is committed to celebrating early literacy and inspiring a lifelong love of reading in children of all ages. Through engaging interviews with children's authors, book reviews, school visits, and literacy-focused events, E Train sparks curiosity and encourages children to discover the magic of reading. By championing diverse voices and stories, E Train not only supports language development and comprehension skills but also helps children build empathy, confidence, and a strong educational foundation. Find out more about E Train's journey at: www.etraintalks.org
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