How Long to Read The Cubs and the Kabbalist

How Long Does it Take to Read The Cubs and the Kabbalist?

It takes the average reader to read The Cubs and the Kabbalist by Byron L. Sherwin

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Description

Determined to bring his wife out of her own slump, Rabbi Jay Loeb practices a bit of magic based in the ancient Jewish mystical tradition of Kabbalah to help the perennial underdogs, the Chicago Cubs, win the World Series. In this modern-day tale, the rabbi suspects that his wife, Tamara, is having an affair. However, he feels no relief upon learning that her true obsession, and the cause of her erratic behavior, happens to be the hapless Chicago Cubs, whose prospects for the pennant are no better that year than they had been since they last appeared in the World Series in 1945. With his wife's law practice, family life, and health in jeopardy, Rabbi Loeb takes matters into his own hands and secretly performs a kabbalistic ritual in Wrigley Field that removes the park's legendary Billy Goat Curse. While the Cubs become invincible at home, they continue to struggle on the road, and upon discovering the cause of their new-found success, Cubs management commissions Rabbi Loeb to apply his kabbalistic knowledge to help the team go all the way. Ever mindful of his desire to restore his wife's well-being, Rabbi Loeb takes measures to neutralize other curses that have plagued the team--and help the players develop the spiritual strength they need to prevail.

How long is The Cubs and the Kabbalist?

The Cubs and the Kabbalist by Byron L. Sherwin is 0 pages long, and a total of 0 words.

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How Long Does it Take to Read The Cubs and the Kabbalist Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes to read The Cubs and the Kabbalist aloud.

What Reading Level is The Cubs and the Kabbalist?

The Cubs and the Kabbalist is suitable for students ages 2 and up.

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