New Jewish Books
Israel has always won. They are winning now. And they must always win in the future. In The Sword of Freedom, former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen pulls back the curtain on Israel’s success in the...
Veiled in silence and oblivion, certain chapters of Israeli history conceal a submerged reality waiting to be uncovered. This work argues that just below the surface of national history, entire episodes remain hidden-so much...
With sharp human insight and unflinching prose, Other Evolutions is O. Henry Prize-winning author Rebecca Hirsch Garcia’s dark, speculative debut, perfect for readers of Iain Reid and Emily St. John Mandel. Alma Alt, the sheltered youngest...
This book is for those of us who hunger for deep conversations about what Judaism is and what it is for, what Judaism has been and what it might become. Whether you read Judaism...
The Christian Discovery of Jewish Catacombs in Rome Jews, Judaism, and the Arts This study examines how various catacomb networks in Rome were eliminated and subsequently restored to the historical record as specifically Jewish...
As you turn the pages of reflection, may each chapter bring clarity, compassion, and renewal.
Jewish Stories Re-populated with Spunky Heroines,Wise Women, Brave Crones, and Powerful Prophetesses Edited by Debra Gordon Zaslow Female protagonists turn Jewish folktales on their heads! What happens when stories with traditional male protagonists are...
The beloved author of Not Our Kind and The Dressmakers of Prospect Heights returns with a story of secrets, friendship, and betrayal about two young women at Vassar in the years after World War...
Examines how day schools are educating diverse Jewish youth in a variety of content areas. Teaching and Learning in Jewish Day Schools offers an important analysis of Jewish day school classrooms today. In light...
The Maiden and Her Monster is a gorgeous, atmospheric debut fantasy rooted in history, folklore, and sapphic romance―perfect for fans of Katherine Arden, Ava Reid, Hannah Whitten, and Naomi Novik. The forest eats the girls...
