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Harry Kemelman

Harry Kemelman is the author of The 50 Greatest Mysteries of All Time. He's known for his engaging explorations of mystery and crime fiction.

Great Tales of Crime and Detection
Abraham Lincoln

Tuesday the rabbi saw red
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The Rabbi Small Mysteries #5
One fine day the rabbi bought a cross
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The Rabbi Small Mysteries #10
That day the Rabbi left town
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The Rabbi Small Mysteries #12
The 50 Greatest Mysteries of All Time
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Harry Kemelman is widely recognized for his Rabbi Small mystery series, which features a rabbi who solves crimes in his Massachusetts community. These books are notable for their blend of detective work with insights into Jewish culture and tradition.
The Rabbi Small series begins with "Friday the Rabbi Slept Late," followed by "Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry," and then "Sunday the Rabbi Stayed Home." The series continues with each day of the week, offering a chronological progression of the rabbi's cases.
The first book in the Rabbi Small series, "Friday the Rabbi Slept Late," was adapted into a television movie titled "Friday the Rabbi Slept Late" in 1976.