Sarah Seltzer intertwines tales of the music industry with themes of sisterhood, motherhood and marriage, all seen through a Jewish lens.

In Reuven Fenton’s debut novel, a Christian character wants more than anything to be seen and known as Jewish.

An apocalyptic story set in the same time of the Third Temple, a pickleball rom-com and a book about what makes an object Jewish.

American Jews, particularly those who care about the younger generation, will ignore this book at their own peril.

In ‘When We Flew Away,’ the author retraces Anne Frank’s steps before her life in the attic.

I am a Jewish author who refuses to remain silent. 'Loud and proud' is the new 'Never again.'

New titles feature the diary of an IDF reservist, essays from Israeli writers and journalists and a prayerbook created by Israeli women in response to the war.

An account of how authors and rabbis shaped post-Holocaust American Jewish identity, a murder mystery and a biography of Bernadine Szold Fritz.