Award overlap

Books That Won Both the Los Angeles Times Book Prizes and the National Jewish Book Awards

1 book has won both the Los Angeles Times Book Prizes and the National Jewish Book Awards: Deaf Republic (2019/2019). 7 more were recognized by both without winning both.

Years are award years. Los Angeles Times Book Prizes · National Jewish Book Awards

Won both

Books that won both the Los Angeles Times Book Prizes and the National Jewish Book Awards, most recent first.
BookAuthorLos Angeles Times Book PrizesNational Jewish Book Awards
Deaf RepublicIlya Kaminsky
  • 2019 Winner (Poetry)
  • 2019 Winner (Poetry)

Recognized by both

Books recognized by both the Los Angeles Times Book Prizes and the National Jewish Book Awards without winning both, most recent first.
BookAuthorLos Angeles Times Book PrizesNational Jewish Book Awards
The Sorrow ApartmentsAndrea Cohen
  • 2024 Finalist (Poetry)
  • 2024 Finalist (Poetry)
LoveMaayan Eitan
  • 2022 Finalist (Art Seidenbaum Award for First Fiction)
  • 2022 Winner (Hebrew Fiction in Translation)
Killing a King: The Assassination of Yitzhak Rabin and the Remaking of IsraelDan Ephron
  • 2015 Winner (History)
  • 2015 Finalist (History)
The Hired GirlLaura Amy Schlitz
  • 2015 Finalist (Young Adult Literature)
  • 2015 Winner (Young Adult Literature)
FDR and the JewsRichard Breitman, Allan J. Lichtman
  • 2013 Finalist (History)
  • 2013 Winner (American Jewish Studies)
Louis D. Brandeis: A LifeMelvin I. Urofsky
  • 2009 Finalist (Biography)
  • 2009 Winner (Jewish Book of the Year)
The Lost: A Search for Six of Six MillionDaniel Mendelsohn
  • 2006 Finalist (Biography)
  • 2006 Winner (Biography and Autobiography)