Danny Goldberg's new book is a personal detailed account of a golden, pivotal, period in America's history
By Barry Toberman
An exceptional account of a survivor's story
By Laura Phillips
Robert Low reviews Douglas Murray's The Strange Death of Europe
By Robert Low
The story of Hebrew By Lewis Glinert Princeton University Press, £22.99
By Rabbi Sylvia Rothschild
Leslie Turnberg's new book is dangerously simplistic, says Geoffrey Alderman
By Geoffrey Alderman
Stoddard Martin says Rachel Seiffert's new book would make a great film
By Stoddard Martin
Our columnist Jonathan Freedland has a new thriller out. Who better to interview him, we thought, than his proud dad, Michael Freedland?
By Michael Freedland
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Angela Kiverstein's round up of this month's children's books
By Angela Kiverstein
Amanda Craig's new novel is really three books in one, says Keren David
By Keren David
Norman Podhoretz's memoir was sensational in 1967 - but now seems very dated, says Robert Low
For George Steiner a Jew is “someone who, when reading a book, pencil in hand, is convinced he will write a better one”. Gerald Jacobs enjoys a book which captures Steiner's compelling conversations.
By Gerald Jacobs
Sita Brahmachari's new book links the Jewish refugee experience with the present day
By Sita Brahmachari
Sara Paretsky's PI heroine is still a refreshing read, 18 books on, says Alan Montague
By Alan Montague
Two Israeli novels are up for the Man Booker International Prize. Susan Reuben spoke to translators Jessica Cohen and Nicholas de Lange.
By Susan Reuben
Rabbi Akiva: Sage of the Talmud By Barry Holtz, Yale University Press, £16.99
By Rabbi Dr Harvey Belovski
David Bolchover's new book examines the life and legacy of legendary football coach Bela Guttmann
By David Bolchover