About the library
The Saul Brodsky Jewish Community Library is the St. Louis community's central and comprehensive source for Judaica. Established in 1983 through the generosityof the Saul Brodsky family and with the continued support of the Jewish Federation of St. Louis and the St. Louis community, the Brodsky Library has become one of the finest Judaic libraries in the midwest and an invaluable Jewish resource for the community.

The more than 22,000 volume collection of the Brodsky Library covers every aspect of Judaism.  The library also has large collections of cds, audio tapes, videos, dvds and periodicals.

The Brodsky Library Press proudly announces the publication of New Harvest: Jewish Writing in St. Louis, 1998-2005 edited by Howard Schwartz and Barbara Raznick. This anthology contains poetry, fiction, life stories and essasys written by current and former St. Louisans including published writers such as Donald Finkel, Howard Schwartz, Michael Castro, Jane Schapiro, Naama Goldstein and others, as well as new writers.

To puchase a copy of New Harvest for the discounted price of $15 plus $3 for shipping and handling send check to Brodsky Library Press, 12 Millstone Campus Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146.  Or click to order your copy online today!

For more information email brodsky-library@jfedstl.org.