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Jewish Revenge in Small-Town Britain
Violence, elusive clues, a gaggle of potential suspects, forgotten crimes, and a countdown until the next murder are mixed together with a healthy dose of Jewish education in a new, tightly wrought crime thriller, “The Redeemer,” by debut novelist Victoria Goldman.
Julia Boorstin on “When Women Lead” and Changing the Conversation Around Leadership
“When Women Lead” shares research and insights, along with engaging interviews with more than 60 female CEOs and leaders.
Gangsterism in the Shmatte Business
When I first started reading “Button Man” by Andrew Gross, a historical novel loosely based on the life story of Gross’s grandfather, I couldn’t help but think of my own father.
Professional Organizer Transforms Her Skills Into a Book on Jewish Life
It will take you through the Jewish year and through life, and you will probably end up being more organized, and certainly inspired.
Friendship, Judaism and All the Feelings: A Welcome Addition to the Middle School Canon
Each section of the novel is framed by a Jewish concept or observance: Shabbat, Days of Awe, Mitzvah, Passover, and Feast of Weeks.
Kosher Restaurant Hosts Intimate Book Talks
The Milky Way Restaurant’s summer book series has been a hit for both the bestselling authors and the book-lovers in attendance.