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Hey Teves Kehot Sale Is Larger Than Ever
Continuing the tradition instituted by the Rebbe to purchase seforim on Hey Teves – the annual Hei Teves sale at Kehot Publication Society is already in full swing.
A week-long sale, from December 21 through December 27, the sale will offer up to 50% off on various publications.
Here is a small sampling of some of the popular items that will be in great demand:
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Derech Emunah (the book the Rebbe instructed to print upon the return of the seforim to the library).
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Alter Rebbe’s Shulchan Aruch – Travel Size, set of 44 softcover booklets. Text is fully vowelized and easy to read – $70!
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Tanya Mahadura Kamma, just reprinted after many years.
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Sefer Ha’arachim – Chabad, the Chabad encyclopedia set, is 40% off, just reprinted after many years.
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Igros Kodesh volumes of all the Rebbes are 40% off, with an additional 5% off on full sets.
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Sifrei Hamaamarim of the Alter Rebbe (27 vols) are 40% off, with an additional 10% off on full sets.
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Sifrei Hamaamarim of the Mitteler Rebbe (19 vols. with 18 new mamorim just added to the current edition) are 40% off, with an additional 10% off on full sets.
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Ohr Hatorah by the Tzemach Tzedek (41 vols) are 40% off with an additional 10% off on complete sets.
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Sifrei Hamaamarim of the Frierdiker Rebbe (21 vols) are 40% off with an additional 10% off on complete sets.
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Lessons in Tanya, exquisitely re-mastered, is 40% off with an additional 5% off complete sets.
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Of Tears and Laughter, a hadran by the Rebbe, is 40% off.
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Hemshech TE’ERAV (5672), first three volumes of the new edition – 40% off.
The sale is also going on online at: www.kehot.com.
In-store purchases will be rewarded with a $5.00 coupon per $100 spent, valid for six months after Hey Teves.
Those interested in sponsoring the publishing of a Kehot sefer in honor of Hey Teves, in memory or in honor of a loved one, may do so at Kehot’s hakdasha website: www.Kehot.org.
Kehot showroom
in 788 EP (2nd floor) when visiting the Nachshon Art exhibit (5739/late 1978)