Ever wanted to know when Channukah was ... in 2014? Good Jew is there. Looking to read on-line reviews of Jewish music and books? Open up Good Jew. Want headlines from the Jerusalem post and Ha'Aretz in the palm of your hand? Or how about information on Jewish customs? A mini dictionary of over 200 Yiddish and Hebrew words. You can find it all in Good Jew. How about commentary on weekly parsha? The Hebrew and English text of common daily prayers and the transliteration of the weekday Amida? Or how about a listing and explanation of 12 major Jewish holidays with accompanying prayers and songs? You can find it in Good Jew. But still that's not all. Curious about the 12 Tribes of the ancient Israelites? Charts of biblical geneology, the matriarchs, patriarchs, Rashi, Spinoza, the Baal Shem Tov, Hertzl, Kafka, Einstein? You're just one tap away. Good Jew can't offer you everything, but with over 40 biographies, a holiday calendar, dynamic lists of music, books, and news headlines from Israel, common blessings, psalms, and a glossary, it packs a lot in to a small space. I received a few negative reviews which tanked my rating, but most of those were from early releases - the app has changed and matured since then. And with close to 300 downloads, less than 5% of my customers have left reviews. So if you enjoy the app, please leave a positive review if you are inclined to do so and let the community know! If there's something you'd like to see in the next update, just let me know. Shalom.