"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.

While a peaceful inauguration took place January 20 on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, the country is still reeling from the riots at the very same building.

Faye Kellerman, as always, manages to juggle it all.

Join the next edition of Hadassah's national book club as Hadassah Magazine Executive Editor Lisa Hostein interviews the best-selling crime novelist Faye Kellerman.

As we all wave goodbye to 2020, here are the standout books, both fiction and nonfiction and in a variety of genres.

Use our discussion prompts to guide your book club in meaningful conversations about 'The Yellow Bird Sings' by Jennifer Rosner, our winter One Book, One Hadassah pick.

A suspenseful and gripping novel set in 1940s Poland about the power of music and the bonds between a mother and her musical-prodigy daughter.

Whether teaching resilience in the face of adversity or giving lessons on navigating the realities of the pandemic, this group of books can help children face fears and…