Richman and Edwards team up to tell a powerful story of two women—a Jewish abolitionist and a slave from New Orleans—whose lives are connected by the Civil War.

Peppered with Yiddish, Felicia Berliner’s debut novel tells the story of Raizl, a Hasidic teenager with a porn addiction.

Based on his 30 years of writing Hadassah Magazine's "About Hebrew" column, author Joseph Lowin's latest book is filled with 110 imaginative gatherings of Hebrew roots and words.

Natalie Livingstone’s “The Women of Rothschild” is filled with illuminating anecdotes and details about the ladies who led their illustrious Jewish family to new heights.

Welcome to Hadassah Magazine's first "On Your Shelf"—a selection of new and upcoming books that we recommend find their way to your bookshelves or library hold list.

Seeking repentance, forgiveness and hope through Jewish tradition, text and liturgy.

Several new books explore the scourge of antisemitism.

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