The Evelyn and Monte Daniels Memorial Library, a recipient of the Solomon Schechter Award, is accredited by the Association of Jewish Libraries and a member of its Westchester Chapter.

Our collection includes histories, biographies, novels, encyclopedias, Biblical commentaries, humor, cookbooks, poetry, periodicals, as well as audio and videotapes and CD’s for all ages.

Hours: When school is in session:
 

To schedule an appointment or for other requests call 948-2800 ext. 117 to contact Alta Eisenpress, Librarian. 

Click on the side links to reach some excellent library resources on the web including NextBooks.org, the Jewish Theological Seminary Library, the Jewish Virtural Library, MyJewishLearning.com and The Jewish Magazine.

We very much appreciate donations to the Library Fund. Appropriate bookplates are placed in the books we purchase. 

Following are some recent additions to our collection:
 
Brenner, Frederic (photographer): Exile at Home.  Photographs of fourteen families before and after making aliyah.

Hartman, David: The God Who Hates Lies: Confronting & Rethinking Jewish Tradition.

Hoffman, Alice: The Dovekeepers.  This novel takes place during the siege of Masada.

Lagnado, Lucette: The Arrogant Years: One Girl’s Search for Her Lost Youth, from Cairo to Brooklyn.  By the author of The Man in the  White Sharkskin Suit.

Peres, Shimon: Ben-Gurion: a Political Life.

Shalev, Meir: My Russian Grandmother and Her American Vacuum Cleaner: A Family Memoir.

Wohl, Theodore and Amiel: He Really Had Something to Say: The Ideas of Rabbi Samuel Wohl, a Biographical Presentation and World Perspective of Scope and Compassion.