An exciting array of new Jewish titles geared to children ages 2 and up is available this holiday season.

New literary offerings, both fiction and nonfiction, offer insights and unique perspectives into that dark era of Jewish history.

A turkey named Indik takes up residence on the Lower East Side, where is he saved from his expected fate by a sympathetic Jewish family.

With piercing honesty, Irene Pollin, the daughter of Polish immigrants, traces the trajectory of her “unexpected life” as the wife of gifted entrepreneur Abe Pollin.

In The Bridge Ladies, Betsy Lerner undertook the daunting project of chronicling the lives of five octogenarian Jewish women who have met every Monday for over 50 years.

Warm tales of family Shabbats, holiday celebrations and charmingly told Bible stories are new this year for the youngest readers.

Aharon Appelfeld, the distinguished Israeli author and winner of prestigious awards for his adult novels, has written his first book for young readers.

Given the virulent and irrational anti-Israel climate prevalent on college campuses, Nora Gold’s insightful and fluid novel is most welcome.