'Man's Search for Meaning' by Viktor Frankl allowed Jaivet Ealom to hold onto hope and flee a notoriously brutal Manus Island facility, and finally against the odds reach Canada

Jack Teich's kidnapping at gunpoint, huge payoff, and trial made national headlines, but even his family didn't know the gruesome details... until, aged 80, he wrote his memoir

Newly released 'Bitesize Resilience' draws on author's personal and professional experiences to offer Jewish-themed guidance on dealing with crisis, trauma, and COVID-19 life

Newly published 'The Influence of Soros' says governments target the 89-year-old Jewish billionaire with anti-Semitic canards because they're threatened by spread of democracy

Called I-Tal-Ya Books, the initiative is a joint collaboration between the National Library and Italian organizations

As pandemic-era videoconferencing gives an intimate glimpse of what's on people's shelves, Ken Gloss, owner of the 185-year-old Brattle Book Shop, offers to update your stacks

Jason Rosenthal picks up where his wife's unforgettable New York Times Modern Love essay, which she wrote on her deathbed, left off -- with a blank space in which to make a future

As America is roiled by protests following the death of George Floyd, Susan Neiman's 'Learning from the Germans' outlines a roadmap that can lead to lasting reconciliation

How Arun Viswanath, the 29-year-old scion of a US literary dynasty, translated series opener 'The Philosopher's Stone' into the language of Sholem Aleichem is a story in itself

Preparedness is no joke to comedy legend Mel Brooks' son Max, a writer and US military advisor, who lauds Israel's COVID response and says global pragmatism can beat crisis