Review: Einstein on the RunThis book tells the story of how the great Albert Einstein was rescued from the clutches of the Nazis by an EnglishmanBy Monica Porter2 min read
Review: Learning From the GermansAmerica, Neiman feels, can and should learn from the Germans, a thesis she examines at length, says Daniel SnowmanBy Daniel Snowman2 min read
Review: A State at Any CostA long but inspiring account of the life and times of David Ben-Gurion, says Colin ShindlerBy Colin Shindler2 min read
The history of a heavenly love songThe Song of Songs, Ilana Pardes, Princeton University Press, £20By Rabbi Sylvia Rothschild1 min read
Josephus, the priestly historian who divided criticsJosephus’s The Jewish War, Martin Goodman, Princeton, £20By Dr Harris Bor1 min read
Review: Josephus’s The Jewish War, a BiographyGoodman’s work is clear, precise, and a pleasure to read, writes David RubenBy David Ruben2 min read
My father's 13,000 mile escapeA new book tells the extraordinary story of the Jewish children who travelled 13,000 miles through Siberian gulags and central Asia to escape the HolocaustBy Jennifer Lipman6 min read
The new siddur that wants to get teens thinkingThe Koren NCSY Siddur —Tribe Edition, £24.99By Jamie Peston1 min read
Harold Bloom, an irreplaceable genius of criticismKate Maltby reflects on her old teacher, 'a man unashamed to preach that poems should be beautiful, rather than merely worthy'By Kate Maltby5 min read
Review: We Are The WeatherThis book gives a stark overview of what we are doing to the environment.By Ben Weich1 min read
Review: On Fire: The Burning Case for a Green New DealConversion is at the core of this book, says Anne GarveyBy Anne Garvey 2 min read
Review: Hunky Dory (Who Knew?)An engaging story about a Jewish kid from Finsbury Park who made good, says Johnny BelknapBy Johnny Belknap2 min read
Review: This Tilting WorldThere is little higher praise than to say that this short book is a perfect example of a small moral choice exquisitely realised.By Amanda Hopkinson1 min read
The story teller of AuschwitzHeather 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.By Angela Kiverstein6 min read
Review: The Age of FootballThis book mixes searing detail with laconic wit, says David WinnerBy David Winner1 min read
Review: Ducks, NewburyportStoddard Martin hails a major new work as possibly today’s ‘Great American Novel’By Stoddard Martin2 min read