The Holocaust remains the focus of many middle school books as writers and readers alike continue to seek an understanding of the horrific event.

Kitten discover a magical Jerusalem and a trio of challah goblins are among the new children's book that capture the essence of Jewish joy.

Never before have book clubs—including Jewish groups with members of all ages—been as prevalent and eclectic as they are today. ​

History and mystery converge in this intriguing novel by Rachel Kadish, whose Jewish heroine is inspired by Virginia Woolf's fictitious Judith Shakespeare.

The inspiration for Stein's novel about the Six-Day War came from her late mother, who had lamented the lack of books about Israel for 8- to 13-year-olds.

Chaya Deitsch’s chronicle of her life in the Lubavitch community reveals an undisguised, wistful nostalgia for the culture she turned her back on.

New titles for the youngest seder celebrants will add a touch of whimsy to your holiday library.

Don’t just buy books for your kids. Read with them about Leonard Nimoy, a 2,000-year old olive tree and Hanukkah in 1971.