While other bookstores might “define” literature in a certain way, putting labels on books that place one genre above another, hiding certain genres in back corners and others in prominent… read more →
Most customers know what kind of store J. Levine Books and Judaica is from the moment they see the banner hanging outside, but if you happened to walk in not knowing it wouldn’t… read more →
My first conscious memory of collecting began sometime in my early childhood when Kellogg’s graciously gifted me a shiny, blue Hot Wheels car at the bottom of my Frosted Flakes. … read more →
Not many businesses can say that they’ve managed to stay in the family for five generations, be continually in business for over 120 years, suffer three location changes and are… read more →
Back in 1890, Hirsch Lany, a religious scribe in Lithuania began the company now known as J. Levine Books and Judaica. He distributed copies of the Torah and religious articles in… read more →
To some people, carrying on the legacy and contributions your family has brought to the community for generations is important. To not only continue the traditions, but also the work… read more →
Since the dawn of time humans have always had a fascination with predicting the future. We’ve employed a plethora of techniques, some more credible than others, in our quest of… read more →
There are countless stores and restaurants in the section of Manhattan known as Midtown. It is possibly the most trafficked part of the city, offering visitors such sights as Times… read more →
My very first introduction into the world of buying and selling books began early in my childhood while working for my father’s auctioneer company. There, along with the rest of… read more →