New Jewish Books
Eden Grinshpan’s accessible cooking is full of bright tastes and textures that reflect her Israeli heritage and laid-back but thoughtful style. In Eating Out Loud, Eden introduces readers to a whirlwind of exciting flavors, mixing and...
This is the story of a young Jewish man growing up near Savannah who enlists in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. Because of his excellent vision and marksmanship skills, he’s selected for...
A SAGA OF A FAMILY SEPARATED BY WAR.A historical immigration novel about identity and major conflicts that marked the 20th century.An intricate plot mixing drama, thriller, and turnaround. The Polish Tailor mixes both reality...
Former ice hockey star Adam Bernard has spent the last ten years caring for his ailing father and coaching his pee-wee hockey team. He doesn’t have time to brood over what could-have-been since leaving...
There are over 3000 books on this website, added over a ten+ year period. In the month of October 2020 these five books were the most visited here. I am sharing this now in...
Middle school is full of challenges. Everyone knows how much brainy Bri likes the spotlight (not). So why did she ever agree to something that forces her to learn a new language, give a...
Although Jenna Maio grew up near Orthodox Jews in the Five Towns of Long Island, New York, she might as well have lived worlds apart. A secular American Jew determined to save the world...
Sadie Wollman, a young Jewess in 1924 Warsaw, Poland, has fallen in love with the handsome university professor—Alexander Kaminski. But when her traditional parents learn about this possible unholy matrimony to a gentile, they...
This vibrant picture book celebrates multicultural holidays and diversity by illustrating the similarities between many different end-of-year traditions. It lovingly weaves together common themes people around the world use to celebrate like singing, cooking,...
A Guidebook for Wandering Jews & Wondering Rabbis to Reignite INdividualized Meaning Inside Out through Judaism PROBLEM & OPPORTUNITY: Jews feel disconnected from their faith. The synagogue cannot deliverindividualized, personalized meaning. 22% of Jews...
