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Holidays
Hanukkah
Holidays
Hanukkah
Amy Kritzer and ‘Sweet Noshings’ for Hanukkah
by
Libby Barnea
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Libby Barnea
The blogger behind the popular What Jew Wanna Eat site is out with her first cookbook, a collection of whimsically inspired Jewish dessert recipes.
Books
Fiction
Stories for Children to Celebrate and Commemorate
by
Gloria Goldreich
An exciting array of new Jewish titles geared to children ages 2 and up is available this holiday season.
Books
Fiction
Charming Chewables, Recent Jewish Board Books
A range of new board books for the tiniest book lovers.
Books
Non-fiction
Casting Lots, A Memoir of Motherhood, Adoption and Anxiety
by
Amy Klein
Susan Silverman’s search for God, identity and family as she becomes a rabbi and creates a blended family.
Books
Fiction
New Holocaust Books for Teens and Tweens
by
Gloria Goldreich
New literary offerings, both fiction and nonfiction, offer insights and unique perspectives into that dark era of Jewish history.
Holidays
Hanukkah
Holidays
Hanukkah
The Best Babka Baker and Sufganiyot Maker
by
Adeena Sussman
by
Adeena Sussman
Uri Scheft is the culinary genius behind the popular Lehamim bakery chain in Israel, aka Breads Bakery in New York City.
Crossword Puzzle
The Festival of Lights
by
Jonathan Schmalzbach
Celebrate Hanukkah this year by completing our holiday-themed crossword. Good luck!
The Jewish Traveler
Feature
Return Trip to Southeast Asia
by
Joyce Eisenberg
There were many extraordinary sights on our trip through Southeast Asia, but what moved us the most were the personal connections, especially the unexpected Jewish ones.
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