In her debut coming-of-age book, Esther Chehebar captures Syrian Jewish life with nuance, affection and humor.

Get lost in captivating new reads about the Argentinian grandmothers of May Square, finding love in a concentration camp and 'The Shabbos Goy.'

A memoir about the true story of a forgotten plan to bring Jews fleeing the pogroms of Eastern Europe to Texas, a poet’s dark coming-of-age comedy and more.

Jump into the season with fresh titles about creative geniuses, women who converted to different religions and more.

Bursting with sheer chutzpah, four recent collections of short biographies celebrate women who broke barriers, pioneered new fields and made a difference in the world.

An outpouring of titles mark 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.

An apocalyptic story set in the same time of the Third Temple, a pickleball rom-com and a book about what makes an object Jewish.

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.”