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Nonfiction

Salo Baron: The Past and Future of Jew­ish Stud­ies in America

Rebec­ca Kobrin

Nonfiction

The Lit­er­ary Mafia: Jews, Pub­lish­ing, and Post­war Amer­i­can Literature

Josh Lam­bert

Fiction

Café Shi­ra

David Ehrlich; Michael Swirsky, trans. 

Children's

The Incred­i­ble Shrink­ing Lunchroom

Michal Babay; Paula Cohen, illus.

Fiction

Falling Short

Ernesto Cis­neros

Fiction

The Teacher of Warsaw

Mario Esco­bar; Gretchen Aber­nathy, trans.

Nonfiction

I Was Bet­ter Last Night: A Memoir

Har­vey Fierstein

Fiction

The Ghosts of Rose Hill

R. M. Romero

Nonfiction

Jews Don’t Count

David Bad­diel

Nonfiction

Dirshu­ni: Con­tem­po­rary Women’s Midrash

Tamar Biala, ed.

Children's

My Hands Make the World

Amalia Hoff­man

Fiction

The Book of Elsie

Joanne Levy

Nonfiction

So They Remem­ber: A Jew­ish Fam­i­ly’s Sto­ry of Sur­viv­ing the Holo­caust in Sovi­et Ukraine

Mak­sim Goldenshteyn

Fiction

From a Dis­tant Relation

Mikhah Yosef Berdichevsky; James Adam Red­field, ed. and trans.

Nonfiction

I Kept Walk­ing: The Unlike­ly Sto­ry of a Per­sian Woman with Polio

Minou Mich­lin

Nonfiction

Zabar’s: A Fam­i­ly Sto­ry, with Recipes

Lori Zabar

Nonfiction

In Hitler’s Munich: Jews, the Rev­o­lu­tion, and the Rise of Nazism

Michael Bren­ner; Jere­mi­ah Riemer, trans.

Nonfiction

The Watch­mak­ers: A Sto­ry of Broth­er­hood, Hope, and Sur­vival Dur­ing the Holocaust

Scott Lenga

Nonfiction

What’s So Fun­ny?: A Car­toon­ist’s Memoir

David Sipress

Children's

The Boy Who Fol­lowed His Father into Auschwitz: A True Sto­ry Retold for Young Readers

Jere­my Dronfield