David Herman welcomes a revival of interest in the man hailed as a great novelist in the 1950s
By David Herman
When life is poignant and painful, it’s best to laugh
By Barry Toberman
Daniel Snowman travels back 70 years and it's time well-spent
Is reading an endangered activity? Literary agent Jonny Geller has the answers.
By Keren David
Perfect books to read with your children over Shabbat
By Angela Kiverstein
Foreign correspondent Adam LeBor has crafted a good - if slow - thriller, says Alan Montague
By Alan Montague
Vernon Bogdanor admires a reflective family history
By Vernon Bogdanor
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Peter Lawson samples some verse
By Peter Lawson
Vernon Bogdanor analyses an analysis of Palestine and Israel since Balfour
What if God’s A Christian?, Daniel Greenberg, Grosvenor House Publishing, £10
By Dr Harris Bor
By Stephen Pollard
The perfect Chanukah reads for children
By JC Reporter
Lawrence Joffe finds much of interest in a history of the Jewish state
By Lawrence Joffe
Devorah Baum has two new books out which examine the essence of Jewishness. Keren David met her to find out more.
Rabbi Dr Abraham Levy’s memoir, A Rocky Road, illustrates his rabbinical journey
By Rabbi Gideon Sylvester
The perfect book for dog lovers