Set largely in Italy, acclaimed author Mary Morris’s latest novel is both a penetrating psychological study and World War II mystery about intergenerational trauma and family secrets.

The first complete biography of the father of modern photography, a memoir of depression, an anti-romantic novel and more.

In her part-memoir, part-medical investigation, a geneticist recounts the discovery that gave her the key to unraveling a genetic mystery within her own family.

A much-needed resource presents insights and guidance from experts for celebrating inclusive b'nai mitzvah celebrations.

From teddy bears and Barbies to Marvel and DC Comics, Michael Kimmel explores the kvell-worthy history of the first generation Jewish toymakers who shaped American childhood.

In 12 vignettes, Jennifer Anne Moses takes on subjects such as antisemitism, marriage and mother-daughter relationships with directness, nuance and wit.

In Zeeva Bukai’s new novel, a fading Yiddish theater star leaves her husband in New York and wakes up in a Jaffa sanatorium with no memory of how…

Sarah Yahm’s novel is a story about the risks we take when we love and the search for the strength to go on when we think we cannot.