Temple Library 
"No man, who has made a friend of books, has ever lived to repent his friendship." — J. Leonard Levy
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Librarian’s Hours:
Sunday 9:30 am- noon
Monday 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Wednesday 2:00 - 6:30 pm
Thursday 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Contact librarian Paula Altschul at (412) 279-7600 or library@templeemanuelpgh.org .
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We started something this past spring that was well received, so we will try to build on the success of “Lunch and a Movie.”
Another new movie has been added to our DVD collection. The title is “Rosenstrasse.”
So, you need some good reading for the summer? A couple of movies you didn’t get to see? Don’t forget to check books and DVDs out from the Temple Emanuel Library!
The 2006 Summer Book Club reviews are in...
On March 22, Dr. Abraham J. Twerski spoke at Temple on adolescent behavior. Many have asked if we have his books in our library.
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 Below is the latest monthly report prepared by Temple Librarian Paula Altschul.
Click here to read prior monthly reports written by Ms Altschul.
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Another new movie has been added to our DVD collection. The title is “Rosenstrasse.”
So, you need some good reading for the summer? A couple of movies you didn’t get to see? Don’t forget to check books and DVDs out from the Temple Emanuel Library!
Here are some new books in the Temple Library:
We started something this past spring that was well received, so we will try to build on the success of “Lunch and a Movie.”
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Do you think you’re watching too much TV? How about relaxing with a good book instead! You don’t even have to go to the store to buy a book or CD or DVD. I have done the shopping for you.
The following is a running list of new books and DVDs purchased for the Temple library during the 2006-07 year:
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Torah Center first-graders and their parents attended an assembly April 22 for the Parent Connection reading program, in which the children read books from the Temple Library. Aliya Klein read 33 books and received the grand prize of a book and Star of David necklace that holds liquid to blow bubbles. Sam Ellis came in second. Everyone who read at least 8 books received a coupon for Brusters ice cream, a personalized ribbon bookmark, a certificate of achievement, and a bracelet.
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A Torah Center student reads in the comfortable children's corner in the Temple library.
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An eighth-grader helps out at a book fair held in November 2005 to raise money for the library.
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Parents enjoy reading in the library while their children are in class on Sunday mornings. (Photo by Paula Altschul)
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