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“Agitate! agitate! Ought to be the motto of every reformer. Agitation is the opposite of stagn
Amy Shira Teitel’s fascinating nonfiction debut is an excellent companion to Michael Chabon&rs
What books on the Shoah can be recommended as both readable and reliable to readers of all backgroun
A year and a half after the passing of “the reigning godfather of historical fiction,” a
It’s been a topsy-turvy kind of week, and we have the book cover to match…
Want to understand the history of Israel and Palestine? Two of the region’s most prominent wri
The Pioneers, America’s first literary society for Jewish women, met for the first time on thi
It’s a great day for America: not only do we get to fulfill our civic duty and wear cool stick
“Agitate! agitate! Ought to be the motto of every reformer. Agitation is the opposite of s
Did you set new reading goals for 2017? So did we! Check out Jewish Book Council’s January 201
Wonder how we’re filling the last few weeks of 2016? Check out the Jewish Book Council’s
If we had to sum up today’s Book Cover of the Week, it would be… 
Amy Shira Teitel’s fascinating nonfiction debut is an excellent companion to Michael Chabon&rs
Support your local literary community on Independent Bookstore Day this weekend! Looking for recomme
Aharon Appelfeld’s new novel is a reminder that the past is never really gone; the darknes
Yes, we know the difference between a menorah and a chanukkiah. But our Book Cover of the Week is st
Delighted to find our #JewLit Map of New York City in Katharine Harmon’s collection of ill
Have you read this week’s new Jewish Book Council reviews? Find daily new #JewLit book rev
First you hear that Jami Attenberg has a new novel in the works, and you think: yes. Then you see th
Wondering what to read over the Jewish High Holidays starting next week? Check out this year’s
It’s rare that a children’s book about doing a mitzvah tugs at adult readers&
Daring in concept and method, a Affinity Konar’s Mischling, novel about Josef Mengele
“She’d never seen the sun rise more beautifully than it did at Auschwitz.&rd
Blueberries, beets, and borscht, united by sour cream…We have recipes for ALL THE PURPLE
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