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Original Title: Wednesday the Rabbi Got Wet
ISBN: 0688030602 (ISBN13: 9780688030605)
Edition Language: English
Series: The Rabbi Small Mysteries #6
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Wednesday the Rabbi Got Wet (The Rabbi Small Mysteries #6) Hardcover | Pages: 312 pages
Rating: 3.89 | 982 Users | 56 Reviews

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Title:Wednesday the Rabbi Got Wet (The Rabbi Small Mysteries #6)
Author:Harry Kemelman
Book Format:Hardcover
Book Edition:Special Edition
Pages:Pages: 312 pages
Published:January 1st 1976 by William Morrow & Company
Categories:Mystery. Fiction. Literature. Jewish

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The sixth in the ibooks series of definitive editions of Rabbi David Small mysteries by Edgar Award-winning author Harry Kemelman.

Things aren't kosher in Barnard's Crossing. An unpleasant member of the congregation dies mysteriously and the suspect is a troubled young man. Rabbi Small comes to the case with Talmudic reasoning and insight -- and finds a solution that no one else sees.



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Three Days with the RabbiMy Rating System:* couldn't finish, ** wouldn't recommend, *** would recommend, **** would read again, ***** have read again.

Not one of the better books for Rabbi Small. I get a little tired of the Rabbi and the congregation always butting heads over something.

Kemelman's books were always as much about learning as solving the mystery. This one was no exception.

This is the 6th book in the series. Have 5 more to go. May give it a rest and read something else.I am enjoying them alot. Each book contains some interesting points of Jewish law or tradition. I have actually learned alot about Judaism. I highly recommend the series.

3.5*The mystery plot of this 6th book in the series was better than the previous book (although I still figured it out fairly early). I was interested in the mystical Judaism that Hasidic Jews believe in, especially in the setting of the early 1970s when many 'hippies' were investigating a number of different mystical beliefs. The way that various characters of differing ages reacted to this movement gave a range of perspectives, to me all the more interesting today when I can imagine myself in

Back in the mists of time (when I was in high school), I gave Harry Kemelman's Rabbi David Small series a whirl. I don't have reviews from that era of reading and I apparently didn't even think enough of (or read enough of) my sampling to think it merited an entry with a star rating in my reading log. But it seems to me that Wednesday the Rabbi Got Wet (1976) is the very book I tried and didn't connect with. So, when it came up as I did a search for a suitable "Silver" book that I would have to