The forgotten master of Anglo-Jewish OrthodoxyChief Rabbi Nathan Marcus Adler: The Forgotten Founder, Derek Taylor, Vallentine Mitchell, £40By Rabbi Dr Harvey Belovski1 min read
Book Review: The Polish UndergroundBen Barkow reassesses the relationship between the Polish Underground and JewsBy Ben Barkow1 min read
Book review: The Strange Death of EuropeStephen Pollard discussing 'incorrect' home truthsBy Stephen Pollard2 min read
‘I have a real hunger for Jewish themes’Acclaimed author Alison Pick focuses on the early kibbutzniks in her new novelBy Jennifer Lipman5 min read
Finding a home in teenage readers’ heartsYA author Miriam Halahmy is winning teenage readers both sides of the Atlantic with her hard-hitting novels.By Angela Kiverstein2 min read
Book review: The Aladdin TrialAlan Montague recommends the return of a crime thriller duoBy Alan Montague1 min read
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Rupert Murdoch biography reviewStephen Pollard reviews a biography of Rupert Murdoch by his long standing adviser, Irwin StelzerBy Stephen Pollard1 min read
The lost art of the wooden Torah arksThe Carved Wooden Torah Arks of Eastern Europe, Bracha Yaniv, Littman Library of Jewish Civilization in association with Liverpool University Press, £45By Dr Sharman Kadish1 min read
Book review: Raising SparksThis debut novel makes a case for Kabbalah's fascination as a literary topicBy Alun David 1 min read
Book review: There Are No Grown-UpsThe author of 'French Children Don’t Throw Food' has now written a 40s life-guide for womenBy Amanda Hopkinson1 min read
The rise and fall of 'Sir Shifty' - High Street tycoon Philip GreenKeren David reviews Oliver Shah's book about the shamed billionaire who came a cropper when he sold BHS for £1By Keren David2 min read
Children's booksFrom contraband confections to an anthology of experiences of young refugees and asylum-seekers we've got books for all ages and all readersBy Angela Kiverstein1 min read