With its unusual book-within-a book narration, Hugo Hamilton’s novel weaves fact and fiction over a plot that journeys from 1930s Germany to present day.

Amid the horrors of the camp, Jewish women designed, cut and stitched beautiful garments for the people who despised them.

Bethany Ball creates an engaging and biting satire about three modern-day couples who send their children to a New Agey private school.

It’s been more than three-quarters of a century since World War II ended, but improbable and confounding stories continue to emerge.

Sweeping across centuries, Letters to Camondo is a daring effort to memorialize a once significant Jewish family of financiers and philanthropists.

Pam Jenoff’s latest historical novel set during the Holocaust is a tribute to courage and the Jewish will to survive.

Set in the honky-tonk milieu of 1930s Atlantic City, New Jersey’s summer playground, the story begins with the shocking and unexplained drowning of Florence Adler.

Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Jonathan Kaufman traces the tumultuous history and glamorous lives of two powerful Iraqi Jewish dynasties.