I figured that since I cite a lot of books on Judaism on here, I may as well give you a list of the books I frequent when looking for wisdom. Some of these I have read in their entirety, other are so dense that I pick up a chapter or two every few years. They all offer something special. I’ll keep adding to this as I find them scattered around.
- Zohar: Annotated and Explained, Daniel C. Matt
- Minyan, Rabbi Rami M. Shapiro
- Wise Words: Jewish Thoughts and Stories Through the Ages, Jessica Gribetz
- The New Oxford Annotated Bible
- The Five Books of Miriam, Ellen Frankel, PhD
- The Sunflower, Simon Wiesenthal
- A History of Modern Israel, Colin Schindler
- God Was in this Place, Lawrence Kushner
- Saving the World Entire, Rabbi Bradley R. Bleefeld and Robert L. Shook
- God is a Verb, Rabbi David A. Cooper
- 10 Minute Kabbalah, Shoshana Cohen
- The Book of Our Heritage Vol 1-3, Eliyahu Kitov
- Honey from the Rock, Lawrence Kushner
- Sidrah Stories: A Torah Companion, Steven M. Rosman
- What do Jews Believe? David S. Ariel
- Rachel the Clever: and other jewish folktales, Josepha Sherman
- Symbols of Judaism, Marc-Alain Ouaknin
- Great Tales of Jewish Fantasy and the Occult, Joachim Neugroschel
- The Essential Zohar, Rav P.S. Berg
- The Way, Michael Berg
- The Jewish Women, Elizabeth Koltun
- The Missing Books of the Bible Vol 1 and 2, Halo Press
- Tanakh: The Holy Scriptures, Jewish Publication Society
- Conversations with God, Neale Donald Walsch (Not Jewish, but a gem)
- Kabbalah of the Golden Dawn, Pat Zalewski
And You Shall Love 