From Jewish immigrant life in Vermont to a Paris hotel serving as a shelter for Jews after WWII and more, these new books explore parts of Jewish history.

Fran Fabriczki’s debut novel dives into the complexities of human intimacies through the connection and love of a Hungarian Jewish family.

Elizabeth Poliner's latest novel focuses on an interconnected group of characters struggling with inherited trauma, fractured relationships and the search for belonging.

Australian writer Merav Fima’s debut, a collection of 10 linked short stories, imagines fictional encounters between real-life women who shaped Israel’s early literary and artistic scene.

A recent book reveals the intimate post-Holocaust correspondence between childhood friends Chava Rosenfarb, a writer, and sculptor Zenia Larsson.

Maya Arad’s latest novel follows Leah, an Israeli living in America, over five decades as she writes annual Rosh Hashanah letters to friends in Israel.

Part mystery and part horror, Toby Lloyd’s coming-of-age story is a dense and devastating saga of a family slowly falling apart.

Beyond a tale of star crossed lovers, Zeeva Bukai’s debut novel explores home, exile and belonging between the 1967 Six-Day War and the 1973 Yom Kippur War.