Books

Jessica Tamar Deutsch has woven the entirety of Pirkei Avot (translated into English) through more than 120 pages of illustration

Publication Date: September 8th, 2026 A Yom Kippur companion exploring embodiment, expanded consciousness, and social transformation. Yom Kippur has always ...

Who Do You Think You Are?, an English translation of the bestselling Hebrew memoir, is an intimate and unflinching account of what it means to confront a system of violence from within.

Wherever You Are: Essays from East to West gathers the meditations of a writer caught between worlds—Palestinian by blood, American by circumstance, and by temperament a stranger to easy belonging.

Strange Faith radically reframes some of the oldest Jewish ancestral wisdom—the wisdom of the Ivri, or Hebrew people—as a fresh and fully welcoming path for folks who are Jewish, Jew-ish, and simply Jewishly curious.

Dr. Hana Morgenstern's A Cultural Co-Resistance Reader: Palestinian and Arab Jewish Writing After 1948 is a timely volume that brings together translated and annotated pieces drawn from two sources from 1950s Israel|Palestine: the Haifa-based, Arabic-language cultural journal al-Jadid and the local communist party newspaper al-Ittihad.

In A Field Guide to the Jewish Otherworld, author Jill Hammer leads readers on an enchanting journey through the Jewish spirit realms.

A thrilling collection of spells and incantations, inspired by the ancient Jewish practice of manifestation through speech.

An electric collection of essays and poems by America’s most prominent feminist Jewish poet and critic.

Judaism Is Psychedelic is an essential guide to navigating psychedelic experience through a Jewish lens. 

Ancient wisdom meets radical justice in this powerful reimagining of the Jewish path of teshuvah.

A tale of wonder and resilience, How the Sun Was Won explores loss, mystery, and the magic of collective creation.

Expanding the Field is an immersive, hands-on guide to Rosh Hashanah for anyone seeking a deeper, more personal encounter with the Jewish New Year.

An interactive set of coloring pages depicting all fifty-four Torah portions for adults and kids alike—with accompanying commentaries to invite reflection, engagement, and delight. 

When a garlic-loving, Yiddish-speaking family is forced out of their garlic-bulb house, they must search for a new place, and a new community, to call home.