Our Latest Recommended Reading
Food Of Spain - Claudia Roden (Hb 25.00)
Five years in the making, Claudia Roden’s definitive exploration of the
history, the people, the culture and, most importantly, the food of Spain.
Jewish London - Rachel Kolsky & Roslyn Rawson (Pb 10.99)
A well-illustrated, elegantly designed, imaginative and eclectic
guide to Jewish London. All you need to know… and more.
The Innocents - Francesca Segal (Hb 14.99)
The witty, bittersweet tale of a man torn between his childhood
sweetheart and her reckless American cousin. A tale of Temple Fortune,
the long awaited debut novel from author, critic and columnist, Francesca Segal.
A disturbing and controversial portrait of the collapse of
Jewish life in Europe on the eve of World War Two.
The Odyssey of Samuel Glass - Bernard Kops (Hb 12.99)
Seventeen-year-old Sam Glass is transported from Muswell Hill
back in time to the Russia of 1881 in Bernard Kops’s funny,
moving and irreverent novel. (Yes, Bernard is still at it!)
Nights Out: Life in Cosmopolitan London - Judith Walkowitz (Hb 25.00)
Fascinating cultural history of Soho from the 1890’s
to the outbreak of the Second World War
Double Cross - Ben Mackintyre (Hb 16.99)
From the bestselling author of Agent Zigzag and Operation
Mincemeat comes the true story of the D-Day spies.
The Baroness – Hannah Rothschild (Hb 20.00)
Rothschild by birth. Baroness by marriage. Rebel by choice.
The incredible story of Nica Rothschild.
Unorthodox - Deborah Feldman (Hb 17.95)
A woman’s scandalous rejection of her Hasidic roots. (Oy, a schande!)
Butterfly’s Shadow - Lee Langley (Pb 7-99)
A touching and beautifully written ‘sequel’ to Giacomo Puccini’s Madame Butterfly.
