An ancient Ethiopian custom of breaking bowls then using the pieces to create new ones takes centre stage in a new picture book
Angela Kiverstein’s pick of this week’s new Jewish books
Rabbi Romain’s arguments may be heartfelt but they affect patients who are terminally ill
Appealingly and appropriately illustrated, a sensitively captured child's perspectives of the Holocaust
Even the most action-hungry reader will be satisfied by Solomons' entertaining fable
Angela Kiverstein picks children’s books celebrating friends, courage, magic and silliness
Angela Kiverstein on the latest titles from children's fiction
'We have a duty to introduce children to God, Jewish history, science and art,' says Eduard Shyfrin
Liz Kessler's father was saved from the Nazis thanks to a chance encounter with a British family. Now she's written a powerful book inspired by his story.
Comedian Adam Kay's books about life as a junior doctor became bestsellers. Now he's written his first children's book
Each story is a catalogue of close escapes and reading them is at times uncomfortably thrilling
Children’s books with Angela Kiverstein
Angela Kiverstein on the latest children's books
Angela Kiverstein reviews four children's books
Heather Morris hit the bestseller lists with her fictionalised account of a Holocaust survivor's life, The Tattooist of Auschwitz. Now she's written a controversial sequel.
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