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Add this season’s releases to your book club list.
Author Ann Kirschner explores the life of Wyatt Earp’s wife.
Award-winning author shares important message with children.
Beyond Courageincludes 21 accounts about Jewish Resistance in Nazi-occupied Europe.
Parents can record their children’s milestones in this journal and celebrate being Jewish.
Need a refresher on the rituals? This book outlines the values and traditions that can make daily life and synagogue more meaningful.
The author of the new novel, The Innocents, gives credit to two inspirations: novelist Edith Wharton and her late father, Erich, the novelist behind Love Story.
First-time author Rachelle Bergstein loves shoes, so writing a book about the history of women and their footwear was a natural fit.
A father and his non-verbal, autistic daughter track her evolution from "victim to spokesperson" in an inspiring new book.
If you’re in search of good summer reads, you may want to sleuth out mysteries written by Jewish women.
This season, bold, intelligent women of courage take center stage in a number of new books—biography, fiction and memoir. These are stories written by and about large-hearted women who’ve had to make tough decisions, often with life-altering implications.
You you can tell a lot about a language—and about what’s important to its speakers—by picking apart the vocabulary. Yiddish has a hundred ways to say imbecile.
We talk to Alicia Oltuski about what she learned about the secretive world of diamonds while writing her popular book, Precious Objects.
How to search for good fares and other advice from the author of her own series of guides on budget travel.
If you have children, grandkids, or other small people in your life, surely you are acquainted with Fancy Nancy. Meet illustrator Robin Preiss Glasser first brought Jane O’Connor’s best-selling stories to life with the original Fancy Nancy in 2005.
As her husband’s caregiver following his stroke, writer Diane Ackerman moves beyond conventional therapy and helps him recover his language. She tells their story in One Hundred Names for Love.
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In her book, Inspired Jewish Leadership, Erica Brown looks at how we can build stronger leaders—and communities.
Discovering our path to healthy living, with a little help from Joy.
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