'The Rabbi’s Widow': An intimate look at widowhood - review

I found Joelle Eckstein’s memoir of the two years following her husband’s sudden death so intense that I could only read in short spurts, a few brief chapters at a time.

THE WIDOW of a Capitol Police officer cries at a congressional hearing this past June probing the Jan. 6 riots, in Washington. The book addresses the painful journey of widowhood.

(photo credit: Elizabeth Frantz/Reuters)

ByRIVKAH LAMBERT ADLER

SEPTEMBER 17, 2022 17:31

'The Rabbi’s Widow': An intimate look at widowhood - review

I found Joelle Eckstein’s memoir of the two years following her husband’s sudden death so intense that I could only read in short spurts, a few brief chapters at a time.

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'The Rabbi’s Widow': An intimate look at widowhood - review

I found Joelle Eckstein’s memoir of the two years following her husband’s sudden death so intense that I could only read in short spurts, a few brief chapters at a time.

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