The All-of-a Kind-Family author "was a transformational figure not only in American children’s literature but in American Jewish life as well."

A few new books tell powerful tales that inspire us not just during the holiest time on the Jewish calendar but throughout our lives.

At its core, People Love Dead Jews is a meditation on time and identity in which Horn ultimately reasserts the vitality of Jewish life.

In Three Sisters, the harrowing plight of the protagonists takes readers on an emotional roller coaster.

This essay is excerpted and adapted from People Love Dead Jews: Reports from a Haunted Present.

Batalian's book brings to life little-known true stories of rebellion and bravery by Jewish women who acted as couriers, spies, smugglers and saboteurs in the ghettos of Poland.

Panel of distinguished authors discuss books that have been touchstones for Jewish women.

Roya Hakakian brings a fresh, provocative and poignant voice to the immigrant experience in America.