DO YOU KNOW that there are Jewish perspectives on mudbloods, owl post, ghosts, magic wands, the rights of magical creatures, and avada kedavra? HARRY POTTER AND TORAH combs Jewish literature for explanations of these and other themes from the Harry Potter series. Based on traditional Jewish teachings, from Talmud and Midrash to Jewish Law and Kabbalah, Harry Potter and Torah will touch the souls of Harry Potter fans, fans of magic and fantasy, and anyone curious what Judaism says about esoteric themes. Click here to buy the book at Amazon, or look below for more info.

NEW for New Yorkers: Harry Potter and Torah is now available at J Levine Judaica at 5 W 30th Street in Manhattan.
BUY IT! Click on the store icons below to buy the book at your favorite on-line bookstores: Prefer PayPal? Buy it at: Featured real bookstores: J Levine Judaica in NYC in Manhattan. Tree of Life Judaica in Seattle/Bellevue, WA. Judaica House bookstore, Teaneck, NJ Sefarim Ve'Od bookstore, Beit Shemesh, Israel Yerid HaSefarim bookstore, Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel Other on-line stores: Amazon UK Amazon Canada Amazon Japan Amazon France Amazon Germany SHOP.COM (UK)	In the media CNN Business News interviews the author A brief mention in The Wall Street Journal (Mar 10, 2007) An interview with the author in Moment magazine (Feb 2007): A review in Connections Magazine (August/Av issue) An excerpt in the Washington Jewish Week (July 13, 2007)	More info... An excerpt on aish.com: Harry Potter and the Children of Ketura Table of contents & sample chapter The book's blog (click here) has: New material not in the book: Killing curses in the Torah Why did Harry's Boggart effect him like a dementor? Answers to reader's questions Other info about the book A Rabbinic letter of encouragement (haskama) A list of sources cited