Through 22 stories spanning generations, Meryl Ain explores the bonds, tensions and unspoken expectations that shape Jewish family life.

Nearly three years after October 7, Joann Sfar’s graphic memoir captures the grief, fear, humor and uncertainty of Jewish life in its aftermath.

Sarah Yahm’s novel is a story about the risks we take when we love and the search for the strength to go on when we think we cannot.

Part mystery and part horror, Toby Lloyd’s coming-of-age story is a dense and devastating saga of a family slowly falling apart.

Eli Zuzovsky’s book explores queer sexuality, religion and anxiety amid the touchstones of Israeli young adulthood.

In Jessica Elisheva Emerson's ‘Olive Days,’ a Modern Orthodox couple has a one night wife swap. Afterward, nothing is the same.

Ayelet Tsabari’s debut novel is a beautifully crafted and richly layered tale of family, love and identity.

Israeli author Esther Goldenberg’s first installment in an expected trilogy is a welcome addition to the existing canon of Jewish biblical fiction.