Nonfiction

The Telling: How Judais­m’s Essen­tial Book Reveals the Mean­ing of Life

Mark Ger­son

Nonfiction

The Bless­ing and the Curse: The Jew­ish Peo­ple and Their Books in the Twen­ti­eth Century

Adam Kirsch

Nonfiction

Think­ing about the Prophets: A Philoso­pher Reads the Bible

Ken­neth Seeskin

Nonfiction

The Jew­ish Intel­lec­tu­al Tra­di­tion: A His­to­ry of Learn­ing and Achievement

Alan Kadish | Michael A. Shmid­man | Sim­cha Fishbane

Nonfiction

The New Jew­ish Canon: Ideas and Debates 1980 – 2015

Yehu­da Kurtzer, Claire E. Sufrin (eds.) 

Nonfiction

When We Turned With­in: Reflec­tions on COVID-19

Rab­bi Men­achem Cred­i­tor, Sarah Tut­tle-Singer (eds.)

Nonfiction

What Are Jews For? His­to­ry, Peo­ple­hood, and Purpose

Adam Sut­cliffe

Nonfiction

Think Least of Death: Spin­oza On How To Live And How To Die

Steven Nadler

Fiction

Four Rab­bis at Lunch: Can­did Con­ver­sa­tions Among Amer­i­can Clergy

Dov Peretz Elkins

Nonfiction

Hid­den Heretics: Jew­ish Doubt in a Dig­i­tal Age

Ayala Fad­er

Nonfiction

Ani Maamin: Bib­li­cal Crit­i­cism, His­tor­i­cal Truth and the Thir­teen Prin­ci­ples of Faith

Joshua Berman

Nonfiction

Authen­ti­cal­ly Ortho­dox: A Tra­di­tion-Bound Faith in Amer­i­can Life

Zev Eleff

Nonfiction

Mar­tin Buber: A Life of Faith and Dissent

Paul Mendes-Flohr

Nonfiction

Pos­i­tive Judaism: For a Life­time of Well-Being and Happiness

Dar­ren Levine

Nonfiction

Leav­ing Zion: Jew­ish Emi­gra­tion from Pales­tine and Israel after World War II

Ori Yehu­dai

Nonfiction

Nah­manides: Law and Mysticism

Moshe Hal­ber­tal, Daniel Tabak (trans.)

Nonfiction

Rab­bi Leo Baeck: Liv­ing a Reli­gious Imper­a­tive in Trou­bled Times

Michael A. Meyer

Nonfiction

Friend­ly Fire: How Israel Became Its Own Worst Ene­my and the Hope for Its Future

Ami Ayalon

Children's

The Sages of Chelm and the Moon

Shlo­mo Abas (auth.), Omer Hoff­mann (illus.)

Nonfiction

Embrac­ing Auschwitz: Forg­ing a Vibrant Life-Affirm­ing Judaism that Takes the Holo­caust Seriously

Joshua Ham­mer­man