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In the Jewish religion, there are many rules and guidelines that the Jewish people follow. Whether it be eating kosher, observing Shabbat, going to the synagogue every week, or lighting the candles every Friday night the boys in the novel express the traditional Jewish lifestyle and what it entails.

Tensions arise as the Jewish religion collides with each other and with modern American society

Leah Levitt, Special to The Voyager
January 13, 2021

Palmer tells the rest of the story through a transparent lens. As she writes, her language is indicative of not just honesty, but an analytical view of the world.

Amanda Palmer’s memoir “The Art of Asking” is nothing short of exceptional.

Tiana Cyrelson, Staff Reporter
January 11, 2021

“Travailler, toujours travailler,” or in English as I understand it, “Work, always work,” is a phrase used a total of five times throughout this biography each to be interpreted in different ways as the author, Rachel Corbett guides her readers through a tale of the intertwined lives of two men.

Rachel Corbett explores the brilliance behind artists Rainer Maria Rilke and Auguste Rodin

Kayleigh DeSanto, Special to The Voyager
January 11, 2021

When Time Stopped is the perfect book for someone who enjoys historical fiction or World War II stories. It is not a book you would want to finish in one sitting. The emotional torture, trauma, and devastation that Neumann’s father faces is difficult to digest quickly.

A Memoir of My Father’s War and What Remain

Emily Liu, Special to The Voyager
January 6, 2021

My Gourmet Memoir is an inspiring story of a risk Ruth Reichl took head on, changing the face of Gourmet, and her, forever.

Save Me the Plums: My Gourmet Memoir is an inspiring story of a risk

Leah Snyderman, Features Editor
January 4, 2021

On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft

By Stephen King

Simon & Schuster. 320 pp. $12.99 Reviewed by Emre Baysal

Stephen King reveals the art of writing

Emre Baysal, Special to The Voyager
January 4, 2021

His personality shines brighter than his achievements. He was utterly selfless, doing everything for the sake of his country and others around him. He was also a dreamer, who worked hard to make his dreams come true.

The Man who Inspired the Youth

Kartik Vijayapuri, Special to The Voyager
January 4, 2021

The memoir concerns Mia Hamm’s experience with the national team. She also explains how she got to be where she is today. Hamm shares personal anecdotes. While also providing tutorials and tips for any young player trying to learn and improve their game. Most importantly she gives lessons and advice for both on and off the field experiences.

Mia Hamm’s Guide to becoming a successful athlete

Emily Eustace, Special to The Voyager
January 4, 2021

The brilliance of Tesla’s mind is also immaculately portrayed through his elegant form in writing. His uniquely humble and eloquent tone draws the reader in, and keeps their attention for the full length of the story.

The Mind and Machines of Nikola Tesla

Mia Reischer, Special to The Voyager
January 4, 2021

Michelle Obama’s memoir had been sitting on my shelf for over a year, but I never got around to reading it. I could not wait to pick it up and dive into her
story.

Becoming the First Lady: How Michelle Obama Learned to Deal with Race, Politics, and Being Married to the President of the United States

Ethan Kauffman, Special to The Voyager
December 23, 2020

Every Holocaust survivor has a distinctive a story. Hans was an ordinary man whose life was torn apart by the Nazis, just like any other Jew. “Hanus Stanislav Neumann” is merely a name on a memorial. But Neumann’s extraordinary book proves that even under the most unnoticeable names lies an intricately nonpareil story.

When Time Stopped Stopped: A Memoir of My Father’s War and What Remains

Emily Liu, Special to The Voyager
December 23, 2020

A gripping memoir that tells of a young Chinese girl experiencing both the struggles of her old and new culture alike.

The Woman Warrior: Chapters of Strength and Oppression

Antonia Zong, Entertainment Editor
December 23, 2020

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