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Nonfiction

The Com­pas­sion­ate Com­mu­ni­ty: Ten Val­ues to Unite America

Jonathan Miller

Nonfiction

Jew­ish Life in Small-Town Amer­i­ca: A History

Lee Shai Weissbach

Nonfiction

The Left Hand of God: Tak­ing Back Our Coun­try From the Reli­gious Right

Michael Lern­er

Nonfiction

Two Covenants: Rep­re­sen­ta­tion of South­ern Jewishness

Eliza R. L. McGraw

Nonfiction

Slid­ing to the Right: The Con­test for the Future of Amer­i­can Jew­ish Orthodoxy

Samuel C. Heilman

Nonfiction

Act­ing Jew­ish: Nego­ti­at­ing Eth­nic­i­ty on the Amer­i­can Stage and Screen

Hen­ry Bial

Children's

Jews of the Wild West a Mul­ti­cul­tur­al True Story

Kay Miller

Nonfiction

Promis­cu­ous: Portnoy’s Com­plaint and Our Doomed Pur­suit of Happiness

Bernard Avishai

Children's

Levi Strauss Gets a Bright Idea: A Fair­ly Fab­ri­cat­ed Sto­ry of a Pair of Pants

Tony John­ston; Sta­cy Innerst, illus.

Nonfiction

Eat the City: A Tale of the Fish­ers, For­agers, Butch­ers, Farm­ers, Poul­try Min­ders, Sug­ar Refin­ers, Cane Cut­ters, Bee­keep­ers, Wine­mak­ers, and Brew­ers Who Built New York

Robin Shul­man

Nonfiction

The Russ­ian Writer’s Daugh­ter: Sto­ries of Grow­ing Up American

Lydia Ros­ner

Nonfiction

Old Lives and New: Sovi­et Immi­grants in Israel and America

Edith Rogovin Frankel

Nonfiction

The Rest of Us: The Rise of Amer­i­ca’s East­ern Euro­pean Jews

Stephen Birm­ing­ham

Nonfiction

We Killed: The Rise of Women in Amer­i­can Comedy

Yael Kohen

Nonfiction

Seinol­o­gy

Tim Delaney

Nonfiction

Jew­ish Writ­ing and the Deep Places of the Imagination

Mark Krup­nick; Jean K. Car­ney; Mark Shech­n­er , eds.

Nonfiction

Wives With­out Hus­bands: Mar­riage, Deser­tion, and Wel­fare in New York 1900 – 1935

Anna R. Igra

Nonfiction

Trin­i­ty of Pas­sion: The Lit­er­ary Left and the Antifas­cist Crusade

Alan M. Wald

Nonfiction

Jew­ish Women Pio­neer­ing the Fron­tier Trail: A His­to­ry in the Amer­i­can West

Jeanne E. Abrams

Nonfiction

In Their Own Image: New York Jews in Jazz Age Pop­u­lar Culture

Ted Mer­win