Lilith's Cave: Jewish Tales of the Supernatural
Lilith's Cave: Jewish Tales of the Supernatural is a collection of 55 stories from Jewish folklore, edited by Howard Schwartz and illustrated by Uri Shulevitz. The book was published in 1988 by Oxford University Press and won the National Jewish Book
Award for Jewish Folklore and Anthropology in 1989.

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The stories in the book are divided into six categories: Lilith and the Demons of the Night, The Dybbuk and Other Tales of Possession, The Golem and Other Tales of the Artificial Man, Miracles and Wonders, The Rabbis and the Magic of the Torah, and
Dreams and Visions. The stories feature a variety of supernatural beings and phenomena, such as Lilith, the first wife of Adam who became a demoness; dybbuks, spirits that possess living people; golems, artificial creatures made of clay; miracles
performed by rabbis and holy men; and dreams that reveal hidden truths or foretell the future.

The book is based on Schwartz's extensive research into Jewish folklore from various sources, such as oral traditions, manuscripts, books, journals, and newspapers. He also provides an introduction to each story, explaining its origin, history, and
meaning. The book is intended for both adults and young readers who are interested in Jewish culture and literature.
Lilith's Cave: Jewish Tales of the Supernatural is not only a fascinating and entertaining book, but also a valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn more about the rich and diverse heritage of Jewish folklore. The stories reflect the historical
and cultural experiences of the Jewish people, as well as their beliefs, values, and imagination. They also show how Jewish folklore has influenced and been influenced by other cultures and traditions, such as Christianity, Islam, Kabbalah, and Hasidism.

The book is highly recommended for anyone who enjoys reading stories that are full of mystery, magic, humor, and wisdom. It is also a great way to introduce young readers to the world of Jewish folklore and literature. Lilith's Cave: Jewish Tales of the
Supernatural is a book that will enchant and enlighten readers of all ages.
To give a taste of the book, here is a quote from one of the stories, "The Demon's Bride":




"The demon said to her, 'I have come to marry you.' She said to him, 'But I am already married.' He said to her, 'Your husband is dead. He died at the very moment that I entered this room.' She said to him, 'How can that be? He was alive and well when I
left him.' He said to her, 'Look out the window and you will see.' She looked out the window and saw her husband lying on the ground, surrounded by a crowd of people. She screamed and fainted."


This story is one of the many examples of how Lilith's Cave: Jewish Tales of the Supernatural captivates the reader with its suspenseful and surprising plots. The book is full of stories that will keep you on the edge of your seat, wondering what will
happen next.
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