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Essay Write What You Know: How My Soviet Jewish Immigrant Experience Finally Became a Book Alina Adams January 12, 2021
Fiction Diary of a Lonely Girl, or The Battle against Free Love Miriam Karpilove, Jessica Kirzane (trans.), Deborah Manion (ed.)
Nonfiction The Jewish Intellectual Tradition: A History of Learning and Achievement Alan Kadish Michael A. Shmidman Simcha Fishbane
Recommended Reading ‘A Thread of Anxiety’: Six Middle Grade Books to Read in 2020 Amanda Panitch November 9, 2020
Essay Epidemic in the City: Illness and Disability in Sydney Taylor’s More All-of-a-Kind Family Emily Schneider November 2, 2020