Anne Berest’s work of autofiction is now available to English readers in a translation that captures the author’s poetic language and compelling story.

Renée Rosen's book tells the mostly true story of the Jewish girl who built a multimillion-dollar cosmetics empire on the false premise that she's descended from Austrian aristocracy.

In two new collections, writers Donna Wineberg and Nancy Ludman tell stories of Jewish New Yorkers wrestling with romance, marriage and divorce.

Barbra Krasner’s latest YA book tells the story of Ethel Rosenberg, a Jewish woman who was falsely accused of espionage and sentenced to death in 1953.

Richman and Edwards team up to tell a powerful story of two women—a Jewish abolitionist and a slave from New Orleans—whose lives are connected by the Civil War.

Jean Hanff Korelitz’s latest novel examines what makes a family — genes, birth or cohabitation? Or is it love?

Rachel Barenbaum's latest novel is a time-travel story with a Soviet Jewish twist.

Mystery, romance and strong female characters as well as an in-depth look into Nazi-looted art make Lisa Barr's latest a page-turner that educates as it entertains.