The Misadventures of Rabbi Kibbitz and Mrs. Chaipul

"Binder, one of Rhode Island’s leading storytellers, is back with a set of gentle tales about an elderly rabbi and the woman who runs the village restaurant and steals his heart."
–Alan Rosenberg, Providence Journal

"The Feel-Good Book of the Season!" – Kate Nagle, GoLocalProv

"great fun and full of humour." – Facts and Fiction Magazine, UK

"The Wise Men of Chelm’ reimagined… Mark Binder’s “The Misadventures of Rabbi Kibbitz and Mrs. Chaipul” will almost certainly make you laugh – and might even cause you to shed a tear." – James Rosenberg, Jewish Rhode Island Newspaper

“Village stories that deftly lift a curtain on a world of friendly humor and touching details of Jewish life.” – Kirkus Reviews  

"The Lethal Latkes is not a murder mystery. It concerns some awful-tasting latkes (potato pancakes) and what you might call another Hanukkah miracle: love.”  – The New York Times

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A brief novel for adults, with no politics, and a lot of smiles. You’ll enjoy reading it, and giving it as a gift. Hardcover, softcover, eBook, audiobook…

“Village stories that deftly lift a curtain on a world of friendly humor and touching details of Jewish life.” – Kirkus Reviews  

"The Lethal Latkes is not a murder mystery. It concerns some awful-tasting latkes (potato pancakes) and what you might call another Hanukkah miracle: love.”  – The New York Times

Available in stores and…

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Help make The Misadventures a bestseller!

How does a book become an Amazon Bestseller? 
A whole bunch of people buy it over the course of a short period of time. 

Now, I know that you will enjoy THE MISADVENTURES OF RABBI KIBBITZ AND MRS. CHAIPUL. It's a midwinter romance full of laughter and smiles. You will like it. Your children will like it. Your parents will like it. Even your Rabbi will like it.
It's like rye bread -- you don't have to be Jewish to love it.

So, I invite you to buy a copy for yourself, and one for the library at your favorite religious organization. 

Please do this on October 29, 30 or 31, so we can hit that bestseller list.

Get it on Amazon.com for yourself, and your friends, school, shul, church, mosque…
and help it become a best seller today

(If you want it, but don't want to get it on Amazon, then you can order a copy here)