Haggadot and Passover Books to Move You—Emotionally and Physically
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.
Holocaust Books by and About Hadassah Members
"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.
In ‘Evening,’ a Shiva Reveals Family Secrets
Set during a shiva week, Nessa Rapoport's splendid new novel explores women’s sexuality, lost loves and the connections between sisters.
Memoirs, Liturgy and Jewish Advice: High Holidays Nonfiction
From memoirs and examinations of liturgy to inspiration from Jewish thinkers, these nonfiction books offer guidance and reassurance during uncertain times.
Our Fall One Book, One Hadassah Pick: ‘Other People’s Pets’
Author R.L. Maizes will discuss her debut novel, 'Other People's Pets,' in the October online event for the One Book, One Hadassah national book club.
Jennifer Weiner’s ‘Big Summer,’ a Discussion Guide for Book Groups
Use our 'Big Summer' discussion prompts to guide your book club in meaningful conversations about one of the season's most popular novels.
Women Secret Agents in ‘The Lost Girls of Paris’
Passion, courage and sisterhood are the themes of Pam Jenoff 's fictionalized account of the heroic women who took part of Britain's espionage agency during World War II.
A Mother-Daughter Bond Defines ‘The Yellow Bird Sings’
Nuanced character development distinguishes Jennifer Rosner’s debut novel about a widow and her daughter hiding in Nazi-occupied Poland.
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