Pippi Longstocking Is Now Available In Yiddish!
Astrid Lindgren’s lovable gingi comes alive as Pipi Langshtrimp, courtesy of Yiddish translator Arun Schaechter Viswanat.
Archives for August 2024
These Teens Are Keeping Sephardic Culture Alive
Bivas, meaning “live” in Ladino, aims to reverse generations of Sephardi assimilation into the Ashkenazi mainstream in the United States.
New Jewish Reading for the Start of the Jewish Year
A collection of spiritual poetry, bittersweet and playful illustrated stories, and a book about Al Jolson and making of the 1927 film, “The Jazz Singer.”
New Cafes Offer Pastries and Purpose for October 7 Survivors
At Café Otef, displaced Israelis are given an income and a space to heal and tell their story.
The Appeal of Making Aliyah in the Shadow of October 7
Amid war and uncertainty, thousands of Diaspora Jewish families are feeling Israel’s unwavering pull.
‘The Whisper Sister’
Jennifer S. Brown delivers an exciting coming-of-age story dripping with forbidden love set in Prohibition era New York.
Yemenite Jewish ‘Songs for the Brokenhearted’
Ayelet Tsabari’s debut novel is a beautifully crafted and richly layered tale of family, love and identity.
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