First published in Germany in 2023, this coming-of-age story is a debut from 20-something Dana Vowinckel, who hails from a self-described American-Jewish-German family in Berlin.

In Reuven Fenton’s debut novel, a Christian character wants more than anything to be seen and known as Jewish.

Set half in Israel and half in America, Joan Leegant’s collection of stories is filled with gorgeous tales of wandering Jews.

Maya Arad's new book, translated by Jessica Cohen, is a must-read in 2024.

In her exquisite collection of short stories, Daphne Kalotay delves into themes that will resonate with Jewish readers, like trauma and escape from danger and oppression.

Award-winning author James McBride's new murder mystery takes place in “Chicken Hill,” a historically Black and Jewish town.

In Cathleen Schine's latest book, a glamorous Jewish grandmother describes her family’s escape from the Nazis to a Californian artist colony to her aimless grandson during Covid lockdowns.

Author Gabrielle Zevin’s novel deftly examines how friends compete with each other, hurt each other, withdraw from each other and, ultimately, provide tender loving care for each other.