The Jewish Chronicle

Alexander Baron: The forgotten great British novelist

Book review: Help by Simon Amstell

Book review: 1947: When Now Begins

Daniel Snowman travels back 70 years and it's time well-spent

Jonny Geller: the future of books

Is reading an endangered activity? Literary agent Jonny Geller has the answers.

Book review: District VIII by Adam LeBor

Foreign correspondent Adam LeBor has crafted a good - if slow - thriller, says Alan Montague

Children's books: Opening pages

Perfect books to read with your children over Shabbat

Winners of a wager on fate

Vernon Bogdanor admires a reflective family history

Beata Duncan, Tania Hershman and Seymour Mayne

Peter Lawson samples some verse

A few whiskers away from peace

Vernon Bogdanor analyses an analysis of Palestine and Israel since Balfour

Sporting history written in lilywhite light

Book review: Israel: A Concise History of a Nation Reborn

Lawrence Joffe finds much of interest in a history of the Jewish state

Heartwarming reads for chilly nights

The perfect Chanukah reads for children

Devorah Baum on Jewish jokes

Devorah Baum has two new books out which examine the essence of Jewishness. Keren David met her to find out more.

Making ourselves herd

All migrants collect languages and in their various expressions meet new cultures, new literatures

The best of Orthodoxy

Rabbi Dr Abraham Levy’s memoir, A Rocky Road, illustrates his rabbinical journey

Great deal more than paws for thought

The perfect book for dog lovers