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Nonfiction

Shock­ing Paris: Sou­tine, Cha­gall and the Out­siders of Montparnasse

Stan­ley Meisler

Nonfiction

Social Con­cern and Left Pol­i­tics in Jew­ish Amer­i­can Art, 1880 – 1940

Matthew Baigell

Nonfiction

The Life of Saul Bel­low: To Fame and For­tune, 1915 – 1964

Zachary Leader

Nonfiction

The B‑Side: The Death of Tin Pan Alley and the Rebirth of the Great Amer­i­can Song

Ben Yago­da

Nonfiction

The Myth of the Cul­tur­al Jew: Cul­ture and Law in Jew­ish Tradition

Rober­ta Rosen­thal Kwall

Nonfiction

Mark Rothko: Toward the Light in the Chapel

Annie Cohen-Solal

Nonfiction

Graph­ic Details: Jew­ish Women’s Con­fes­sion­al Comics in Essays and Interviews

Sarah Light­man, ed.

Nonfiction

Leonard Bern­stein: An Amer­i­can Musician

Allen Shawn

Nonfiction

Jew­ish Mad Men: Adver­tis­ing and the Design of the Amer­i­can Jew­ish Experience

Ker­ri P. Steinberg

Nonfiction

Dias­po­ras of the Mind: Jew­ish and Post­colo­nial Writ­ing and the Night­mare of History

Bryan Cheyette

Children's

Ben­ny Good­man & Ted­dy Wil­son: Tak­ing the Stage as the First Black-and-White Jazz Band in History

Lesa Cline-Ran­some; James Ran­some, illus.

Visual Arts

Con­verg­ing Lines: Eva Hesse and Sol Lewitt

Veron­i­ca Roberts, ed.

Children's

Leonard Bern­stein and Amer­i­can Music

Cather­ine Reef

Children's

Every Pic­ture Tells a Sto­ry: Illus­trat­ed Torah Vers­es and Com­men­tary for Every Age, Vol­ume One: Bereishis

Chaim Natan Firszt

Children's

Every Pic­ture Tells a Sto­ry: Illus­trat­ed Torah Vers­es and Com­men­tary for Every Age — Book Two: Shmos

Chaim Natan Firszt

Nonfiction

Holo­caust Mem­o­ry Reframed: Muse­ums and the Chal­lenges of Representation

Jen­nifer Hansen-Glucklich

Nonfiction

My Grandfather’s Gallery: A Fam­i­ly Mem­oir of Art and War

Anne Sin­clair; Shaun White­side, trans.

Nonfiction

In Love With Art: Françoise Mouly’s Adven­tures in Comics with Art Spiegelman

Jeet Heer

Nonfiction

There­sa Bern­stein: A Cen­tu­ry in Art

Gail Levin, ed.

Nonfiction

Tra­di­tion!: The High­ly Improb­a­ble, Ulti­mate­ly Tri­umphant Broad­way-to-Hol­ly­wood Sto­ry of Fid­dler on the Roof, the World’s Most Beloved Musical

Bar­bara Isenberg