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A magnificent collection of the writer’s sketches gathered together for the first time
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Some advice for parents who are tempted to be pushy
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Award-winning writer Lizzy Barber’s new novel is packed with nasty people
In an exclusive extract from her searingly honest memoir, ‘Mean Baby’, Hollywood star Selma Blair writes about her Jewish upbringing and school days — and how her path to alcoholism began on Seder night when she was seven years old
By Selma Blair
Halik Kochanski's mammoth account of the response to the Shoah is an inventory of heroes
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Countless characters pass the reader by, underdeveloped and unrealised, their inner lives unexplored
By Mark Glanville
What better than 30 years of devouring great Jewish books?
By Gerald Jacobs
Kathryn Schultz's new memoir bucks the trend by focusing on happiness
Alexandra Hart and Phoebe Sleeman began writing their debut book at 12
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