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Nonfiction Becoming Ordinary: A Youth Born of the Holocaust, A Youth Born of the Holocaust, What I Kept, What I Let Go… Michael Fox
Nonfiction Once We Were Slaves: The Extraordinary Journey of a Multi-Racial Jewish Family Laura Arnold Leibman
Interview Zap! Bam! Swoosh! and So Much More: A Conversation with Jeremy Dauber about American Comics Samantha Baskind December 27, 2021
Nonfiction Coming to Terms with America: Essays on Jewish History, Religion, and Culture Jonathan D. Sarna
Essay How Polly Adler, the Jewish Jezebel of the Jazz Age, Became a Topsy-Turvy American Success Story Debby Applegate November 22, 2021
Nonfiction Jews Across the Americas: A Sourcebook, 1492 – Present Adriana Brodsky Laura Arnold Leibman
Nonfiction Most Fortunate Unfortunates: The Jewish Orphans’ Home of New Orleans Marlene Trestman