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Hebrew Mat­ters: 110 Hebrew Roots; the Roads They Take; the Sto­ries They Tell

Joseph Lowin

Nonfiction

Dirshu­ni: Con­tem­po­rary Women’s Midrash

Tamar Biala, ed.

Nonfiction

Becom­ing Eli­jah: Prophet of Transformation

Daniel C. Matt

Nonfiction

Come and Hear: What I Saw in My Sev­en-and-a-Half-Year Jour­ney through the Talmud

Adam Kirsch

Nonfiction

Filled with Fire and Light: Por­traits and Leg­ends from the Bible, Tal­mud, and Hasidic World

Elie Wiesel , Alan Rosen (Edi­tor)

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Com­ing to Terms with Amer­i­ca: Essays on Jew­ish His­to­ry, Reli­gion, and Culture

Jonathan D. Sarna

Nonfiction

Sur­vivors: Chil­dren’s Lives After the Holocaust

Rebec­ca Clifford

Nonfiction

Con­ver­sion, Cir­cum­ci­sion, and Rit­u­al Mur­der in Medieval Europe

Pao­la Tartakoff

Nonfiction

Songs in Dark Times: Yid­dish Poet­ry of Strug­gle from Scotts­boro to Palestine

Amelia M. Glaser

Nonfiction

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

Adam Kirsch

Nonfiction

Yeshi­va Days: Learn­ing on the Low­er East Side

Jonathan Boyarin

Nonfiction

Seek­ers of the Face: Secrets of the Idra Rab­ba (The Great Assem­bly) of the Zohar

Melila Hell­ner-Eshed

Nonfiction

Pow­er and Emo­tion in Ancient Judaism: Com­mu­ni­ty and Iden­ti­ty in Formation

Ari Mer­mel­stein

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Invis­i­ble Enlight­en­ers: The Jew­ish Mer­chants of Mod­e­na, from the Renais­sance to the Emancipation

Fed­er­i­ca Francesconi

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Inter­na­tion­al Jew­ish Human­i­tar­i­an­ism in the Age of the Great War

Jaclyn Granick

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Jews and Their Roman Rivals: Pagan Rome’s Chal­lenge to Israel

Katell Berth­elot

Nonfiction

The Bib­li­cal Hero: Por­traits in Nobil­i­ty and Fallibility

Elliot Rabin

Nonfiction

Three Rings: A Tale of Exile, Nar­ra­tive, and Fate

Daniel Mendel­sohn

Nonfiction

Inside the Torah: Nar­ra­tive, Inter­pre­ta­tion, and Mys­ti­cal Meanings

Rab­bi Char­na Klein

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Jews in South­ern Tus­cany dur­ing the Holo­caust: Ambigu­ous Refuge

Judith Roumani