Books with a Jewish twist

Confusing, disorientating, neurotic and classically Kafka.

George Eliot's last novel paints a sympathetic picture of the Jewish experience in Victorian England.

James Joyce made Leopold Blum the main protagonist in his epic novel.

British playwright Julia Pascal's contemporary take on themes of Jewish history and identity.

The inspiration for Fiddler on the Roof.

Does what it says on the tin.

Not her diary, but the definitive biography of Anne Frank.

English literature's most famous and controversial Jewish character.

The first (and maybe best) in Harry Kemelman's outstanding Rabbi Small series.