
Asher Lev returns from France to his Brooklyn Hasidic community, confronting the divide between his artistic gift and religious duty as it impacts his family and son.
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Asher Lev returns from France to his Brooklyn Hasidic community, confronting the divide between his artistic gift and religious duty as it impacts his family and son.
In the continuation of one of Potok's best-known books, we find Lev called back to Brooklyn from France -- and once again forced to make a choice between the sacred and the worldly. Lev comes to realize that his decision will affect not only the two worlds he inhabits, but also the sanctity of his family and, most importantly, the future of his young son
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Central tension between Hasidic Jewish observance, rituals, and community versus secular artistic life
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