New Jewish Books
Popular representations of history tend to meet the moral demands of the present. Before the social crises of the postwar era began to influence Jews’ thinking and at a time when global antisemitism posed...
Illustrator: Leanne Hatch From Sydney Taylor Award winner and National Jewish Book Award honoree Laurel Snyder comes a warm, reverential, surprising, and fresh story of one very special Hanukkah. In a dark, dark room,one...
The True Story of a Secret Resistance Network in Nazi Germany―and the Spy Who Betrayed Them From the New York Times bestselling author of The Escape Artist, an extraordinary true story of resistance, heroism and betrayal. When the whole...
It’s Hanukkah and Dragon is helping his family celebrate. Have you ever made latkes or played dreidel? Come join the fun as Dragon makes latkes and lights the menorah. Then play the dreidel game...
Psalome Shipmen is a Dazzler, a hostess working on the gaming floors of The Elysium, the galaxy’s most decadent space casino. But she is also a prisoner to the debt she inherited from her...
And Other Personal Inspirational Stories “When I take a trip, I come back with all the details. But when Rabbi Engel takes a trip—he comes back with A STORY.” In the summer of 1971,...
For anyone who’s ever gone on terrible date, a vulnerable memoir that explores dating in midlife after divorce, with bad dates—from terrible one-night stands to promising matches who ultimately disappoint—anchoring the theme of every...
A nostalgic, heart-tugging coming-of-age novel set against the sun-soaked chaos of Coney Island, where first love, family secrets, and the summer of 1966 change a boy’s life forever. Sixteen-year-old Jason thinks he knows what summer will...
Illustrator: Joe Cepeda A community grows as neighbor helps neighbor in this heartwarming story inspired by the Golden Ladder, a Jewish approach to charity intended to create a fair society. Moses isn’t used to...
In a stunning sequel to The Genius Under the Table, Eugene Yelchin’s graphic memoir depicts his harrowing journey from Leningrad’s underground art scene to a state-run Siberian asylum—and to eventual safety in the US....
