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Tarantula | Jewish Book Council

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By Eduardo Halfon
| Jewish Book Council
Skip to main content Join a community of readers who are committed to Jewish stories Sign up for JBC’s Nu Reads, a curated selection of Jewish books delivered straight to your door! Review By – May 18, 2026 A Jewish outdoor summer program in Guatemala turns into a nightmare when, in an attempt to educate the children under their charge, the counselors stage a reenactment of the Nazi concentration camps, with themselves as Nazis and the unwitting campers as their victims, set in the 1980s.
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The Green Otter

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By Eduardo Halfon, Heidi Dechief, Heather Brockman
| School Library Journal Verified
K-Gr 3–Based on a short story by Guatemalan author Halfon, this tender tale explores a child’s devotion to a beloved toy. The story opens in hues of blue as a boy asks his father to bring him a blue horse from an upcoming trip. His father tells him that blue horses don’t exist, but the boy remains hopeful. When his father returns, he has found a blue horse—and a small green otter. The otter, not the wished-for horse, captures the boy’s heart and becomes his constant companion.
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The 21 Must-Read Books To Have On Your Radar In 2026

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By Isabel Waidner, Monika Radojevic, Eduardo Halfon, Daniel Hahn
| Service95
The Best Books Being Released In 2026 At the Service95 Book Club, we’re always on the lookout for books that open our world a little – stories that shift how we see things, take us somewhere unexpected, or let us slip into someone else’s shoes for a while. From long-awaited returns by prize-winning favourites to bold new voices rewriting genres, these are the bookswe can’t wait to read in 2026.
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