The new edition of Encyclopaedia Judaica has arrived, all 22 volumes. Just in time for the end of Hanukkah! According to EncyclopediaJudaica.com, "In 1972, the Encyclopaedia Judaica fulfilled the longstanding dream of capturing the full richness of Jewish culture in a single authoritative publication, heralded in the scholarly community as one of the best reference works ever compiled. Today this treasured resource has a new second edition, updating the worldwide scope of Judaism's 5,700-year history. Thousands of new entries grace the beautiful 22-volume set, available in a leather-bound edition with custom dedication pages. Designed for ease of use, with expanded imagery portraying Judaism's worldwide scope, it's as ideal for the home as the for finest university libraries."

Where to find it in the library:
The encyclopedia is shelved in the library's reference section, and its call number is Ref 030 E. Just ask a reference librarian to point you in the right direction.

Other library books on Judaism include:
Essential Judaism : a complete guide to beliefs, customs, and rituals / George Robinson.
A Heart of Many Rooms : celebrating the many voices within Judaism / David Hartman.
A Code of Jewish Ethics, volume 1 : you shall be holy / Joseph Telushkin.
Gonzo Judaism : a bold path for renewing an ancient faith / Niles Elliot Goldstein.