Drawing on letters and journals, Sharon Ann Musher traces her grandmother Hadassah Kaplan’s remarkable journey from Manhattan to British Mandate Palestine.

In 12 vignettes, Jennifer Anne Moses takes on subjects such as antisemitism, marriage and mother-daughter relationships with directness, nuance and wit.

An upcoming Hadassah-Brandeis Institute exhibit presents haunting Holocaust drawings, handmade albums and pictorial diaries from ten Jewish survivors.

In Nina Lichtenstein’s new memoir, flesh and bones become an unusual gateway to contemplations of youth, middle age and menopause.

Award-winning Boston-based photographer Hannah Altman calls her stunning body of work 'inspired by the throughlines in various Jewish stories.'

A new book of unflinching and honest, poetic and learned essays are seasoned with Jewish learning as they explore motherhood’s complexities, challenges and joys.

In time for Mother’s Day, three new books by Jewish women address the complexities, joys and different roads to being a mom.

In her latest book, Leah Lax presents six stories that humanize and illuminate the various immigrant experiences in the United States.