Bursting with sheer chutzpah, four recent collections of short biographies celebrate women who broke barriers, pioneered new fields and made a difference in the world.

It has become increasingly important to embrace the discomfort of disagreement in order to break the cycle of intolerance that our society has fallen into.

A dreamlike fantasy adventure rooted in rich Jewish tradition—what else would we expect from Dara Horn's new Passover graphic novel?

After October 7, Anne’s diary merits rereading as a siren alerting us to the malevolent potential of antisemitism anywhere.

In Jessica Elisheva Emerson's ‘Olive Days,’ a Modern Orthodox couple has a one night wife swap. Afterward, nothing is the same.

With multidimensional characters who wrestle with doubts and guilts, Tova Mirvis’ murder mystery is more than a whodunnit.

Jennifer Lang takes readers on a heartfelt journey to embrace Israel, her adopted home, and navigate her cross-cultural marriage.

In her latest book, Leah Lax presents six stories that humanize and illuminate the various immigrant experiences in the United States.