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Unorthodox
- The Scandalous Rejection of My Hasidic Roots
- Lu par : Rachel Botchan, Cassandra Campbell
- Série : Unorthodox, Volume 1
- Durée : 10 h et 39 min
- Catégories : Religion et spiritualité, Judaïsme

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Called “brave and riveting” by Jeannette Walls, Deborah Feldman’s New York Times best-selling memoir of escaping from a strict Hasidic community includes a new afterword by the author as well as the epilogues from the original 2012 editions detailing the circumstances of her life after leaving her husband and forging new beginnings for herself and her young son.
As a member of the strictly religious Satmar sect of Hasidic Judaism, Deborah Feldman grew up under a code of relentlessly enforced customs governing everything from what she could wear and to whom she could speak to what she was allowed to read. Yet in spite of her repressive upbringing, Deborah grew into an independent-minded young woman whose stolen moments reading about the empowered literary characters of Jane Austen and Louisa May Alcott helped her to imagine an alternative way of life among the skyscrapers of Manhattan. Trapped as a teenager in a sexually and emotionally dysfunctional marriage to a man she barely knew, the tension between Deborah’s desires and her responsibilities as a good Satmar girl grew more explosive until she gave birth at 19 and realized that, regardless of the obstacles, she would have to forge a path - for herself and her son - to happiness and freedom.
Remarkable and fascinating, this “sensitive and memorable coming-of-age story” (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) is one you won’t be able to put down.
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- Phyllis
- 24/04/2020
Narrator Problem
The childish pitch of the reader voice was distracting, creating a petulant and girlish character that was likely unintended. Coupled with a few pronunciation issues (like inimitable accented incorrectly), the narrator made it difficult to hear the author’s true voice.
That every character from the Satmar Hassidic world was drawn with such disdain was disturbing. Though I would not choose to live in the ultra-orthodox world, not every member of the community is ignorant or cruel or severely limited.
I have no regrets about the time spent with Unorthodox, I have very mixed feelings about the underlying message.
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- B. Sloan
- 04/04/2020
Unbelievable
This was an amazing story. I just couldn’t believe all of the traditions. I watched the series first then decided I needed to read this book.
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- Chelsea Lensing
- 19/03/2020
Such an inspiring and fascinating story.
So glad I listened to the book before the Netflix series comes out next week.
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- Rachel M
- 08/04/2020
Interesting read - oppressive religion sect
Good read. Made me grateful to not be raised like this. Such contradictions, superstition, and misogyny. What cracks me up the most is how important it to not repeat the Holocaust, yet married women must shave their heads like concentration camp prisioners.
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- Kesha R. Abdul-Mateen
- 04/04/2020
Captivating
I saw the Netflix show first and wanted to get away from the adaptation. Great story. I am glad Ms. Feldman found her own way.
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- Elizabeth Steele
- 16/05/2020
Fascinating, “raw” and well performed
Consider listening to this work before watching the Netflix series if possible .... the book is the author’s journey. The mini-series is the adaptation.
There really should be no criticism directed at a person’s memories .... they may not be parallel to another’s experience but they are “true” for the writer. It’s important to keep that in mind as you listen. I found this memoir to be very interesting and, as noted in my review title “raw”. Consider that Ms Feldman wrote her manuscript just months after her exit from the only world she had ever known ... a world that she tried to fit into for years. Her risk was great and she had yet to discover if everything would work out for her and her son. She was still very much in the throws of the experience. A vulnerable and very intense place to be.
The epilogue and the afterwards tie things together 10 years after the author wrote the book and also give a glimpse into the filming of the mini-series .... very insightful.
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- Kathy-Jane
- 04/05/2020
A Little Disappointing
I purchased this book right after watching the mini series on Netflix. I wanted to know more about the Hasidic community and thought the book would contain additional information and detail. I was surprised to find some very substantial differences between the book and the mini series on a number of points as well as in the sequence of events. There are things in the series that were not in the book. I accept this when works of fiction become movies but in real life stories?
The book itself is simply written and simply told. The voice is young if not somewhat juvenile. it is not a riveting drama or expose and without having seen the mini series I would have been very disappointed. Having said that, I always wanted to know about those people I sometimes see in airports with strange clothes and the men with ringlets in their hair. I was amazed that a group could live such isolated and narrow lives in today's world, with their devotion to living by 18th century traditions. Wow.
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- Rosana Ghussin
- 06/04/2020
Couldn’t put it down!
I saw Unorthodox the mini series first. I watched in one sitting. And was so curious about this foreign world. I too live in NY and I have seen Hasidic Jews without understanding their ways. However, always fascinated by what I heard of them but not believing. Unorthodox the book was no different. I could not stop “reading” in my case listening to the words. I highly recommended. And to Deborah and his son I wish all the best.
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- Jennifer A Howard
- 11/06/2020
The Netflix movie was better.
i was excited for the bbn book but the Netflix movie was better. The book was interesting but a bit boring.
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- Amazon Customer
- 29/10/2020
great story
I am hart felt of your book, a story of how God still love us no matter what. as long as we try to live in his light. thank you.
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- Y
- 23/04/2020
Very insightful and reflective of so many issues that many people experience!
After watching the series on Netflix, I was curious for the book. I think it’s amazing! You get a much deeper view of Deborah growing up in the Hasidic community and all the things that are customary there. It gives a chance to understand what is in the people’s minds and, maybe somewhere, why they decide to live in a world so different from ours.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 10/04/2020
Great, encouraging, addictive
A great book that had me hooked from the beginning! I can only recommend it, and even better when you can watch the series on Netflix as well...
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- Sophie Rostalski
- 21/09/2020
wunderbar
Ich habe es verschlungen! Ich bin, wie wahrscheinlich viele andere auch, durch die Netflix-Serie darauf gekommen. Durch das Buch bekommt man viel tiefere Einblicke in die Welt des ultraorthodoxen Judentums. Die Geschichte unterscheidet sich stark von der der Serie.
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- A.von Witzleben
- 05/05/2020
Educating and powerful story
Skilfully told by the author. The only weakness is the voice. Neither the accent nor the tone reflects that of Deborah Feldman.
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- Madina Hensen
- 14/03/2020
Thrilling and very emotional story
I really enjoyed this audiobook! The reader gets a thrilling inside into the Hasidic way of life and the emotional troubles of a young girl feeling as a stranger in this community. It makes you think about all the things we- who live in freedom- take for granted. The story leaves you in awe for this brave young girl. Finally a good contemporary book, thank you!
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