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'Hard to put down - it's so personal and raw.' Sunday Times Magazine
Sometimes shocking, sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes very funny, Reva Mann's story is a fascinating glimpse into a hidden world,
Fascinating and harrowing in equal measure...
An incredible journey of rediscovery.
There are moments of profound insight . . . read this book and then hide it from the kids!
The mantra of sex'n'drugs'n'rock'n'roll might have been coined for Reva Mann . . . the book at times makes one gasp aloud, she has done a service by opening a window on the strictly Orthodox world.
Gripping, harrowing and devastatingly honest.
A fascinating journey . . . This is a searingly honest account of one woman's struggle with her faith and her health.
Makes for riveting, compulsive reading.
For all her industrious bad behaviour, it is the quieter episodes of this candid memoir that are the most interesting; illuminating a quest of universal interest and fascinating local detail
Sometimes shocking, sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes very funny, Reva Mann's story is a fascinating glimpse into a hidden world,
Fascinating and harrowing in equal measure...
An incredible journey of rediscovery.
There are moments of profound insight . . . read this book and then hide it from the kids!
The mantra of sex'n'drugs'n'rock'n'roll might have been coined for Reva Mann . . . the book at times makes one gasp aloud, she has done a service by opening a window on the strictly Orthodox world.
Gripping, harrowing and devastatingly honest.
A fascinating journey . . . This is a searingly honest account of one woman's struggle with her faith and her health.
Makes for riveting, compulsive reading.
For all her industrious bad behaviour, it is the quieter episodes of this candid memoir that are the most interesting; illuminating a quest of universal interest and fascinating local detail
Reva Mann is the daughter of a highly respected, orthodox London rabbi and granddaughter of the Chief Rabbi of Israel. Reva grew up in central London and moved to Israel in 1979. She lives in Jerusalem with her three children.