“The Boy from Block 66” by Limor Regev has a cover that immediately grabs your heart and doesn’t let go. As a rabbi, I can tell you that this image is a stark reminder of a harrowing past, depicted with a haunting, powerful simplicity. The lone boy standing in the cold, bleak environment, likely a concentration camp, speaks volumes. His small figure contrasted against the imposing fences and barbed wire conveys the enormity of the suffering and the resilience of the human spirit. It’s not often a cover can evoke such profound emotions before you even open the book, but this one does just that.

JABBIC Rating: ★★★★★

Summary: “The Boy from Block 66” by Limor Regev features a haunting and evocative cover that powerfully captures the gravity of its historical subject matter.

Reviewed by Rabbi Miriam Goldberg.