Meg Wiviott
The Last Woman of Warsaw
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In 1938 Warsaw, often called “the Paris of the East,” two unlikely young women, Fanny Zelshinsky and Zosia Dror, are brought together. Fanny, from ...Read Review
A Dark and Wild Wood
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Born cursed, Salomé and her older sister Rochelle are raised by “The midwife, Valerie,” who, soon after appearing, is burned as a witch. ...Read Review
The Mysterious Lopsided Letter (Liberty Clubhouse, 1)
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Children/Young AdultMystery/Crime
In 1785 Boston, Catherine Hays, her cousin Judah , and their friend Joseph Revere, son of Paul Revere, play together in the clubhouse in the ...Read Review
There Was a Time for Such a Word
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In a tiny Italian village in 1942, Davide is the son of an illiterate pig farmer and ardent Fascist. Born with one leg shorter ...Read Review
Crossing the Line
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Beginning in German-occupied Poland in February 1941 and ending in Soviet-occupied Poland in August 1945, Crossing the Line follows three young women—one Jewish, one ...Read Review
Zaidy’s Band: The Untold Stories of a Jewish Band of Brothers in World War II
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Zaidy’s Band: The Untold Stories of Jewish Band of Brothers in World War II tells the barely known stories of Canadian-Jewish soldiers (...Read Review
The Sky Was My Blanket
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Biographical FictionChildren/Young AdultLiterary
In 1930, at the age of fifteen and a half, Yehiel Szulewicz leaves home in search of adventure and a life other than the ...Read Review
One of Them
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Miriam Anne Bishop returns to Vassar for her sophomore year, quickly settling in again with her clutch of WASP friends. But Anne, who ...Read Review
Joy Street Jail Murder in a Nutshell: A Nutshell Murder Mystery
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1920. Patrolman Peter Attwood deposits a man found passed out on a Boston street into the Joy Street Jail to sober up. In the ...Read Review
At Last
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Helene Simonauer and Evelyn Turner are two completely different people. Though they have Judaism in common, their attachments to it are as different ...Read Review
