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Novel Noshers

Upcoming 2026 Book Club Dates for Temple Sinai’s Novel Noshers group. Featured books and dates: 'This is Real and You are Completely Unprepared' Aug 16, 'FEH' Sept 27, 'TBD' Oct 18, 'Spinning Silver' Nov 22 Contact [email protected].
Fall Book Club dates
Fall Book Club dates

NOVEL NOSHERS:
A Monthly Book Club at Temple Sinai

Looking for a welcoming space to talk books and build community? Join Novel Noshers, Temple Sinai’s monthly book club that meets in our library to discuss a wide range of titles—from fiction and nonfiction to graphic novels.

Have a suggestion for a future read? We’d love to hear from you! Email: [email protected].

Join Temple Sinai’s monthly Novel Noshers Book Club.

Upcoming Meetings:

FALL 2026 Meetings

  • August 16th 1:00pm – Rabbi Ben will lead a discussion on This Is Real and You Are Completely Unprepared by Alan Lew
  • September 27th at 1:00pm – Katherine Swezey will lead a discussion on Feh by Shalom Auslander.
  • October 18th at 1:00pm – Vita Dworkin will lead a discussion on The Diamond Courier by Hannah Byron
  • November 22nd at 1:00pm –
    Dr. Shay Rian will lead a discussion on Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik.
  • No meeting in December
 
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