From contraband confections to an anthology of experiences of young refugees and asylum-seekers we've got books for all ages and all readers
By Angela Kiverstein
Sex, scandal, gossip — and great writing
By David Herman
Madeleine Kingsley enjoys dynastic life woven from rich prose
By Madeleine Kingsley
This painfully honest book will divide readers, but delight some
By Jennifer Lipman
Watching Washington’s wheels turning with the BBC's North America Editor
By Ned Temko
US author Amy Bloom’s latest book delves back into American history to shed light on one of its most formidable women: Eleanor Roosevelt
Vernon Bogdanor reviews German-born American historian Michael Brenner's latest offering as an author
By Vernon Bogdanor
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Kafka’s tale is too thin fin noir
By Jenni Frazer
Bernard Wasserstein considers a recent offering from German born American historian Michael Brenner, in his capacity as editor rather than author
By Bernard Wasserstein
Jewish Law as Rebellion, Nathan Lopes Cardozo, Urim, $29
By Dr Harris Bor
Seeing beyond the pain and prejudice
By Daniel Sugarman
Man of war — and peace
By Geoffrey D Paul
Daniel Snowman enjoys a portrait of a versatile genius.
A look at Jaffa, an old city going through a renovation, as Israel turns 70
By Adam Lebor
Stories this week range from facts to lies
Jonathan Freedland interviews his dad, Michael about his latest biography of the survivor who became an Olympic weightlifter, Ben Helfgott
By Jonathan Freedland