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Poetry

Laugh­ing in Yiddish

Jamie Wendt

Nonfiction

Melt­ing Point: Fam­i­ly, Mem­o­ry, and the Search for a Promised Land

Rachel Cock­erell

Nonfiction

Life Must Go On: The Remark­able Sto­ry of Sol Lurie, the Kovno Ghet­to, and the Trag­ic Fate of Lithua­ni­a’s Jews

Bea Lurie

Nonfiction

Amer­i­can Mac­cabee: Theodore Roo­sevelt and the Jews

Andrew Por­wanch­er

Visual Arts

The Book of Esther in the Age of Rembrandt

Michele L. Fred­er­ick | Abi­gail Rapoport

Visual Arts

The His­to­ry of Jerusalem: An Illus­trat­ed Sto­ry of 4,000 Years

Vin­cent Lemire ; Christophe Gaulti­er , illus.

Children's

The Keep­er of Stories

Car­o­line Kusin Pritchard ; Seli­na Alko , illus.

Nonfiction

Prof­its and Per­se­cu­tion: Ger­man Big Busi­ness in the Nazi Econ­o­my and the Holocaust

Peter Hayes

Nonfiction

The Dead Sea: A 10,000 Year History

Nir Ariel­li

Nonfiction

All Con­sum­ing: Ger­mans, Jews, and the Mean­ing of Meat

John M. Efron

Nonfiction

Promised Lands: Hadas­sah Kaplan and the Lega­cy of Amer­i­can Jew­ish Women in Ear­ly Twen­ti­eth-Cen­tu­ry Palestine

Sharon Ann Musher

Nonfiction

Still Lives: Jew­ish Pho­tog­ra­phy in Nazi Germany

Ofer Ashke­nazi | Rebek­ka Gross­mann | Shi­ra Miron | Sarah Wobick-Segev

Nonfiction

The Jew Who Would Be King: A True Sto­ry of Ship­wreck, Sur­vival, and Scan­dal in Vic­to­ri­an Africa

Adam Rovn­er

Nonfiction

Holo­caust: Ger­man His­to­ry and Our Half-Jew­ish Family

Thomas Paul Bernstein

Children's

Ellis Island Passover

Maris­sa Moss

Nonfiction

Ghosts of a Holy War: The 1929 Mas­sacre in Pales­tine that Ignit­ed the Arab-Israeli Conflict

Yarde­na Schwartz

Nonfiction

Your Roots Cast a Shad­ow: One Fam­i­ly’s Search Across His­to­ry for Belonging

Car­o­line Topperman

Children's

A Mitz­vah for George Washington

Rachelle Burk ; Chiara Fedele , illus.

Children's

Abzug­lute­ly!: Bat­tling, Bel­low­ing Bel­la Abzug

Sarah Aron­son; Andrea D’Aquino , illus.

Nonfiction

Jew­ish Sci­ence Fic­tion and Fan­ta­sy of the 1960s and 70s: The Post-Holo­caust Authors

Valerie Estelle Frankel