Charles S. Weinblatt

“Today, we require individuals with strength of spirit over the banality of evil, bravery over the malicious, and empathy for victims of hatred and lies.

Alma Rosé, an Austrian violinist of Jewish descent, was a virtuoso violinist, playing throughout Europe with famous orchestras and symphonies. The famous composer Gustav Mahler was her uncle.

“Prepare for more twists and turns than a winding mountain road, as Levison has crafted a suspenseful, mesmerizing tale of terror and redemption.”

“Reading this book and using other books like it as teaching tools is critical, particularly in our current climate of racism and bigotry.

Before the Holocaust, about three million Jews lived in Poland. After the Shoah, only about four thousand Jews remained alive there. That number is about the same today.

This is a sequel to the authors’ excellent first book, Out of the Dark, in which Earth is attacked by a race of beings called the “Shongairi.” The attack is sanctioned by the galaxy’s prem

“Whether Jim Shepard is a prophet or just a great writer with a clever concept, we’ll probably never really know.

“thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining. Eoin Colfer’s specialty is magical realism, and it shines through this entire tale.”

This is the authors’ third book taking place in a fictional community in America called Night Vale, where ghosts, angels, aliens, and government conspiracies are adroitly brought to life.

“Anyone is a powerful thrill ride—spellbinding, breathtaking, and thoughtful.

“Only a spiritual and moral awakening can save humanity from destroying itself as an outcome of prejudice and bigotry.”

“The Daughter’s Tale is a brilliant, engrossing, immersive novel with extremely compelling characters.

“Dinezon’s writing is poignant and haunting; his characters are bright, intense, and unforgettable.”

What if a dismembered corpse was discovered underneath your treasured family vacation home? How would you react?

Will Dando, a 20-something down on his luck New York musician, wakes one morning filled with a dream that accurately predicts 108 future events.

This is the largely untold story of French commandos during WWII, led by an aristocrat from a famous family who was trained by the British spy office called Special Operative Executive (SOE).

“Twenty-Two on Peleliu will haunt, enchant and thrill . . . it will inspire you with stories of heroism and courage . . .

“One of the greatest contributions of Judaism to the world is doing things for others. It is the reward of our lives.”
—Viktor Frankel, Holocaust survivor, author

“Antisemitism did not bring Hitler to power; a pervasive national crisis and the machinations of self-interested conservative politicians did.”

“Hermann, your mommy was arrested on September 25, 1944. Leni and I knew why, it was terrible. Your mother in the Gestapo hell. It was our wish to have you.

Nobody’s Son is the culmination of a family’s gradual demise.

“And with every day that passes you become poorer within, the internal frost becomes sharper, the heart hardens. Yes, you are alive.

Mischling is a gripping, powerful novel of twin Jewish girls who become victims of the infamous Dr. Josef Mengele’s medical experiments at Auschwitz.

“Chasing the North Star is an epic journey, vividly detailed, acutely satisfying, and ultimately hopeful.”

When you’re on the last few pages of a book and find yourself longing for more, then you know that it is a very powerful read. Such is the case with Work Like Any Other.

Following in the footsteps of Isaac Beshevis Singer and Shalom Aleichem, Helen Maryles Shankman is an exquisite storyteller of early 20th century Eastern European Jewish life.

“For me, the hardest thing to bear is not that Jews were massacred in Jedwabne and the area, but that it was done with such cruelty and that the killing gave so much joy.”

The Pawnbroker is a haunting, powerful book about the vast gamut of human behavior, including some of the darkest moments in human history. But it’s not a book about the Holocaust.

John Roth is one of a handful of highly respected and insightful authors on the topic of genocide.

Abraham Lincoln is one of the most haunting presidents in US history. Sightings of his ghost, and his assassin’s, have been reported for more than 150 years.

“For a neophyte novelist, this story is superb.”

“The Orphan Sky adroitly marries Cold War history with intrigue and young love.”

“From the dark, grimy delinquency of Brooklyn to the hot grasslands of the African savannah, Fiore’s exhilarating story and unforgettable characters sweep the reader onward.”

“Dinezon’s writing is touching and evocative; his characters are vivid and memorable. . . .

“Assimilated Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto is an excellent analysis of assimilated groups of Polish Jews who were forced to live together in the Warsaw ghetto from 194

“Have we any benefit from watching those innocent souls that we rejected murdered in the gas chambers of Nazi Germany?

“As a leader of the resistance, Lusseyran allocates his powerful intellect and considerable courage to defend his beloved France against Nazi tyranny. This 

“. . . this memoir is an evocative and rewarding reading experience.”

Annabelle’s mother desires only to serve and love her self-immersed, narcissistic artist husband who paints her suggestively in the nude.

“. . . an amazing story of how Denmark saved its Jews from Nazi Germany.”

In 1946, a young orphan from Poland arrives at a New York yeshiva where he will study and live.

“. . . the instinct for survival overpowers all other emotions.”

“Ms.

“Agata Tuszyńska has written a fiery portrayal of lives lived in horror as well as an exploration of the profound question of who really did collaborate with the Nazis.”

“. . . a story of life, love, and fulfillment that will linger long after the book has been finished.”

“. . . a swift, unrelenting trip down a shocking rabbit hole of incredible and frightening reality.”

“. . . from the ashes of WWII, this story rises like a phoenix of love, dedication, and courage.”

“Hostage is destined to stand alongside Night as a masterpiece: a convincing story imbued with purpose, meaning, and an elegantly disguised sense of moral conviction.”

“. . . a brief but well-written exposition on a historical figure who was both maligned and misunderstood when it comes to written Jewish and Russian history.”

“Locked together by the author, past and present radiate in this fervent tale of achievement, abandonment, influence, and rejection. . . .

“[Gretel Wachtel’s] defiance of the Gestapo and her willingness to serve time in a concentration camp gives Ms.

The Warsaw Anagrams is a fast-moving, powerful and intellectual murder mystery set within wartime Warsaw Poland during World War II.

The Defining Decade: Identity, Politics and the Canadian Jewish Community in the 1960s is a very detailed examination of the transformation of the Canadian Jewish community during a tumult

This is the story of fifteen-year-old Rutka, a Polish girl orphaned by the Holocaust. Virtually all of her tight-knit Jewish family has been murdered.