First published in Germany in 2023, this coming-of-age story is a debut from 20-something Dana Vowinckel, who hails from a self-described American-Jewish-German family in Berlin.

In her debut coming-of-age book, Esther Chehebar captures Syrian Jewish life with nuance, affection and humor.

Get lost in captivating new reads about the Argentinian grandmothers of May Square, finding love in a concentration camp and 'The Shabbos Goy.'

It’s more important than ever for Jews to publish—and buy—Israeli and Jewish-authored books, says Jerusalem-based literary agent Deborah Harris.

Celebrate Pride Month with this curated collection of new and recent reads.

Shifting focus from her first book, ‘We Were the Lucky Ones,’ Georgia Hunter tells the captivating story of Italy’s Jews during World War II.

In the vein of ‘Wicked,’ Allegra Epstein retells 'Oliver Twist' from the Jewish villain’s point of view, challenging the reader’s preconceptions.

Eli Zuzovsky’s book explores queer sexuality, religion and anxiety amid the touchstones of Israeli young adulthood.