Jerusalem Maiden: A Historical Novel of How a Jewish Woman's Art Defies Faith in Early 20th-Century Ottoman Jerusalem
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Jerusalem Maiden: A Historical Novel of How a Jewish Woman's Art Defies Faith in Early 20th-Century Ottoman Jerusalem

by Talia Carner

Historical Fiction
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Set in early 20th-century Ottoman Jerusalem, this historical novel follows a Jewish woman's artistic endeavors that challenge her faith's traditions. It portrays the conflict between personal creativity and religious devotion in a richly detailed historical context, inviting readers to explore themes of identity and defiance.

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Jerusalem Maiden is a historical novel set in early 20th-century Ottoman Jerusalem, focusing on a Jewish woman's journey with her art.

The story delves into how her creative pursuits defy the expectations of her faith, highlighting the cultural and religious constraints of the time.

As a signed second printing trade softcover, it offers readers an immersive look into this pivotal historical period.

The narrative captures the essence of a woman's determination to express herself through art amid societal pressures.

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