He Was A Doctor But First He Was A Mentch

About the Book

In Yiddish, a mentch is a person who is kind, compassionate, loving and caring. In a small town that really isn’t a town but a gathering of homes, summer cottages, a post office, a restaurant, a gas station, and a highway that goes somewhere but no one ever knows where lived a man named Sol Dombeck. He was a doctor but first, he was a mentch. He was a general practitioner, psychiatrist, friend, and a father figure to everyone who knew him.

About the Author

Diana Levine writing as Bubbe Levine has been a writer since 1981. She was a newspaper columnist before she began selling stories and poems to magazines. She has written five books for children before writing this, her sixth. Another book of children’s stories is a work in progress at this time. Bubbe Levine was a teacher before becoming a published author. She is a widow with two sons, eleven grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. She lives in New York State.