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.
Picking Sabras
In an excerpt from his new book, 'My Wild Garden,' renowned Israeli author Meir Shalev shares the prickliest and and sweetest of reminiscences.
‘Rise and Kill First,’ Israel’s Secret Assassination Program
From drone strikes to cellphone bombs, Israeli journalist Ronen Bergman uncovers the history of Israel's targeted assassinations in a riveting, no-holds barred account.
Childhood Mystery in ‘The Face Tells the Secret’
Generational trauma haunts Jane Bernstein's raw, unflinching novel about a woman fighting to peel back the secrets in her dysfunctional family.
‘1947,’ a Year That Defined the Modern World
In stark and understated prose, Elisabeth Asbrink juxtaposes seemingly random events of 1947 to construct a close-up picture of a that eventful year.
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