Keren David

Keren David is the JC's Managing Editor. She is the award-winning author of 14 books for children and young adults, most recently Miriam's Voice, published by Hachette. You can reach her at kdavid@thejc.com

Latest from Keren David

Friday Night Dinner: Am I turning into Jackie?

Friday Night Dinner is back for a sixth series — and it's the perfect lockdown binge-watch, says Keren David

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Friday Night Dinner: Am I turning into Jackie?

North London rabbi officiates at funeral of her grandfather, who died from coronavirus

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Unorthodox: Your new TV must watch

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'It's a funny thing to be happy'

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Hadley Freeman's family secrets

Hadley Freeman's stunning new book tells the story of European Jews in the twentieth century through the lens of her grandmother and great uncles' lives

6 min read

February 27, 2020 10:43

JC Stays: Homewood Hotel, Bath

Luxury country house style with added quirkiness equals a perfect weekend break

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February 18, 2020 11:24

The DNA test that let me click back to Tuszyn

What would a DNA test tell Keren David about her family history and ethnic background?

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February 12, 2020 17:22

The DNA test that let me click back to Tuszyn

After ‘Wicked’, the prince of musicals is back

His musical Wicked is a massive hit. Now Stephen Schwartz is back in London for the premiere of The Prince of Egypt, his musical take on Exodus

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February 5, 2020 16:03

After ‘Wicked’, the prince of musicals is back

The lessons we can learn from Windermere

'The transformation in these desperately traumatised children in just a few months seemed magical.'

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January 30, 2020 16:55

The lessons we can learn from Windermere

Colourised Auschwitz film hits heart and soul

Adding colour to footage filmed in the death camp has an extraordinary emotional impact, says Keren David

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January 15, 2020 18:30

Colourised Auschwitz film hits heart and soul

The uncomfortable truth that can’t be denied

'The furore over their victim’s treatment is in no way fuelled by anti-Jewish prejudice, but has everything to do with the way women are treated by men, how criminal justice systems behave towards alleged rape victims, about the assumptions that some young men make about how to behave towards women.'

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January 9, 2020 12:35