Vivian Green, the young, queer assistant rabbi at a Conservative congregation, investigates the strange happenings at her synagogue as she wrestles with Jewish tradition and local politics.

Two first-time novelists write dual narratives about the impact that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has on ordinary lives.

A penetrative and humorous look at the McCarthy Era and the Jewish struggle for acceptance in post-World War II America.

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Use our prompts to guide your book club in meaningful discussions about 'The Book of Lost Names,' Kristin Harmel's evocative novel about a document forger in Nazi-occupied France.

What we tell on Passover and how we tell it each year reflect not only our ancient heritage but also reveal our current hopes, fears and preoccupations.

"Jews remember! Jews write!” These were the dying words of Simon Dubnow, the great Jewish historian, murdered by a Gestapo officer on a Riga street in 1941.

Set during a shiva week, Nessa Rapoport's splendid new novel explores women’s sexuality, lost loves and the connections between sisters.