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Chaim Potok: Critical Review by Susan Reed

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SOURCE: "The Melody of Davita's Harp May Be New, but Author Chaim Potok's Judaic Themes Are Familiar," in People Weekly, May 6, 1985, pp. 81-3.

In the following review, Reed discusses Davita's Harp, Potok's early literary career, and reception of his fiction in the Jewish community.

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