11/22/2025
If I could have one more afternoon with my grandmother (or my grandfather)... I can't even tell you how much that would mean to me.
This book is the rebirth of a generation of family stories guaranteed to stir memories and emotions...
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Steve Schechter's grandmother wrote this book in 1998... it is being reborn
💡 Why This Book Matters Now:
In a world that often feels heavy, Jean Isaacson’s sharp wit and warmth are a breath of fresh air. Through tales of kitchen chaos, family, and faith, she reminds us that joy and heartbreak often share the same recipe; just add perspective, patience, and a healthy pinch of humor.
“I wanted to republish my grandmother’s book so her stories, and her laughter wouldn’t be lost to time,” says Steven. “She taught us that even in life’s hardest moments, there’s always something to smile about.”
📖 Inside the Book
✅ Real stories about love, family, and everyday absurdities
✅ Jewish humor that blends honesty with heart
✅ Lessons in resilience, told with warmth and wit
✅ A celebration of imperfection and finding joy in the mess
Whether you read it in one sitting or savor it slowly, Oy Vey, It’s Always Something is a timeless reminder that laughter keeps us connected to one another and to what matters most.
💬 What Readers Are Saying
“It felt like sitting at my grandmother’s kitchen table: laughing, crying, and feeling seen.”
“I didn’t just read this book, I heard her voice.”
🎙️ Meet the Author Behind the Foreword
Steve Schechter is the grandson of author Jean Isaacson. Writing a book is a great act of love. Bringing this book back to life is an incredible gift to not only this family but generations to come.
With deep admiration and love, Steven wrote the foreword to this new edition, offering readers a glimpse into Jean’s life, legacy, and enduring impact on those who knew her best.
📚 Ready to Read It?
Grab your copy of Oy Vey, It’s Always Something: A 20th-Century Jewish Memoir today and rediscover the power of laughter, family, and memory.
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Because some stories deserve to live on forever.
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