Children's booksOur pick of the best books for children - big and smallBy Angela Kiverstein1 min read
Book review: Exile, Statelessness and Migration. Playing Chess with HistoryExile, culture and intellectBy Amanda Hopkinson2 min read
Book review: For Single Mothers Working as Train ConductorsCrazy title, great book, prompted by crazy Soviet lifeBy Anne Garvey 2 min read
Book review: Never a NativeAmanda Hopkinson praises a distinguished career.By Amanda Hopkinson1 min read
Book reviews: If I Chance to Talk a Little Wild and IndescribableMadeleine Kingsley is moved by stories of mental anguish.By Madeleine Kingsley2 min read
Book review: Under CoverHester Abrams enjoys a mixed-media memoir about a publishing gamekeeper who turned poetic poacherBy Hester Abrams2 min read
Book review: Kafka’s Last TrialStoddard Martin admires an account of travails over Kafka’s legacy.By Stoddard Martin1 min read
Book review: The Last PalaceA former US ambassador, the author has drawn on his experience in this bookBy Marina Gerner1 min read
Book review: A Specter Haunting EuropeA book that debunks the myth of Judeo-BolshevismBy howard cooper2 min read
Halachic evolution in the USASocial Change and Halakhic Evolution in American Orthodoxy, Chaim Waxman, Littman Library of Jewish Civilization/Liverpool University Press, £29.95By Dr Harris Bor1 min read
Halachic evolution in AmericaSocial Change and Halakhic Evolution in American Orthodoxy, chaim Waxman, Littman Library of Jewish Civilization/Liverpool University Press, £29.95By Dr Harris Bor1 min read
Could you put yourself inside the mind of a trilobite?Angela Kiverstein looks at the new book by Oren Harman, the professor who marries myth and scienceBy Angela Kiverstein3 min read
Book review: Coming Soon: The FloodDavid Herman reviews this veteran writer’s new novel of fragmented darknessBy David Herman1 min read
Book review: Churchill: Walking With DestinyStephen Pollard offers high praise for an important biographyBy Stephen Pollard2 min read
Raising sparks, from Suffolk to JerusalemAriel Kahn's debut novel has its roots in a real-life tragedyBy Rina Wolfson4 min read