Rashi's Daughters Book I Yoheved by Maggie Anton
I enjoyed reading [i]Rashi's Daughters Book I Yoheved[/i], by Maggie Anton. As a feminist who happens to like historic fiction and love Jewish history, I found the book entertaining and enlightening.

Review of Elie Wiesel's Night
Night, an autobiographical account by Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel of life in Nazi death camps, is a must-read. This book offers a deeper and more personal understanding of the Holocaust, which helps to ensure it won't happen again.

Review of Zdena Berger's Tell Me Another Morning
Tell Me Another Morning, an autobiographical account of Zdena Berger's experiences in Nazi concentration camps, is a powerful book that will change your understanding of the Holocaust. Read how a young woman survives Nazi death camps.

Harry Potter and Judaism
Harry Potter presents Jewish values and has been endorsed by a number of leading rabbis. Baruch Gershom discusses Harry Potter and Judaism.

Review of Ellis Shuman's The Virtual Kibbutz
The Virtual Kibbutz is a collection of fun stories about the serious challenges faced by the kibbutz, an Israeli communal living "experiment" that has survived for almost a century, so far.

Review of Bruce Feiler's Walking the Bible
Why does a fifth-generation American Jew feel the need to take a 10,000 mile trek, across three continents, four war zones, and five countries with the Bible as his guide? Bruce Feiler's Walking the Bible, a New York Times bestseller,...

Chat with Rabbi Shmuel Boteach about Kosher Sex
Rabbi Shmuel Boteach discusses his books, Kosher Sex: a recipe for passion and intimacy and The Jewish Guide to Adultery: How to turn your marriage into an illicit affair.

Chat with Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz about Simple Words
One of today's most influential and respected rabbis chatted with us about Simple Words.