The SoapBox Library
Public domain first. Nothing here is anybody else's file rehosted.
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Books & documents
- Yentl the Yeshiva boy (1983) — Isaac Bashevis Singer Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- An Isaac Bashevis Singer reader (1953) — Isaac Bashevis Singer Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Yentl (1990) — Isaac Bashevis Singer Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Yentl (1976) — Leah Napolin Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Yenṭl (1980) — Isaac Bashevis Singer Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Yentl the Yeshiva Boy and Other Stories (including Short Friday) (2021) — Isaac Bashevis Singer Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Yentl, the yeshiva boy (1975) — Isaac Bashevis Singer Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Yentl, bahur ha-yeshivah (1990) — Isaac Bashevis Singer Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- "Yentl the yeshiva boy" — Leo Fuchs Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
- Great short stories of the 20th century (1987) — Martin H. Greenberg, Charles Waugh, George Bernard Shaw, William Faulkner, John Steinbeck Details at Open Library Open Library [metadata only — rights vary, see Open Library]
source: Project Gutenberg (public domain, host) + Internet Archive texts (IA reader, window) + Open Library (metadata, link-out) — public-domain first; we host only PD texts
What the labels mean
- host
- Public domain, from Project Gutenberg. Read it here, or take the epub or plain text.
- window
- Internet Archive holds the book and its reader. We point you into their reader; we store nothing.
- aggregate
- Open Library metadata only. We show the record and link out; rights vary and are theirs to state.