A new book uses the medieval rabbi's writings as a springboard for practical guidance on nutrition, digestion and other health topics.

Set in Jerusalem, Israeli American author Judy Lev’s latest book tells 12 stories of immigration and exile between the years 1967 and 1999.

In Nina Lichtenstein’s new memoir, flesh and bones become an unusual gateway to contemplations of youth, middle age and menopause.

A biography of iconic comedian Sid Caesar, a guide to the transformative power of Shabbat and an illustrated book on the broad sweep of Yiddish culture.

With her debut novel, noted poet Tehila Hakimi joins a growing cadre of Israeli authors who write about Israelis living in North America

Published as part of YIVO’s centennial celebration, ‘100 Objects’ paints a sweeping portrait of more than a thousand years of Eastern European Jewish life.

Howard Langer’s award-winning novel follows the lone survivor of a Polish Hasidic sect and a time when Jews and Blacks found common ground in their struggles.

A recent wave of books continues the Jewish tradition of turning to spiritual and rabbinical texts for help navigating modern-day challenges.