The story "Notes on Jewish Beauty (or: Tamara Herschel)" is about a narrator who frequently goes to a lumberyard to get wood cut.

This fictional story centers around the protagonist's discovery that Raoul Wallenberg, a heroic Swedish diplomat who saved the lives of thousands of Hungarian Jews during WWII, may be alive.

This fiction story tells the tale of Ruben Gedalia Petrofsky, who changed his name to Rudolf G. Peters to fit in with the non-Jewish community.

In this short fiction story, a group of siblings return to the home of their deceased mother to sort through her belongings before the house is sold.

This story, titled "The Goose Girl," is a fictional tale about a young Jewish girl named Shena Lena.