Maya Arad’s latest novel follows Leah, an Israeli living in America, over five decades as she writes annual Rosh Hashanah letters to friends in Israel.

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Pamela S. Nadell has catalogued a disturbing side of American history that adds nuance to the belief that the American experience has been uniquely welcoming for Jews.

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Part mystery and part horror, Toby Lloyd’s coming-of-age story is a dense and devastating saga of a family slowly falling apart.

In her new book, Lynne Olson shines a light on the brave band of women who were punished by the Nazis for their role in the French Resistance.

In her unique debut book, British journalist Rachel Cockerell unearths the 1907 plans to create a homeland for the Jews in Texas.

Emma Mordecai’s diary, written over 160 years ago, is a rare and revealing personal testimony of an observant Jewish woman who lived in the heart of the Confederacy.