The Jewish Book Council is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and supporting Jewish literature. Founded in 1944, it aims to enhance the visibility of Jewish authors and their works, fostering a deeper understanding of Jewish culture and history through literature. The Council organizes various programs, including book fairs, author events, and literary awards. In addition to promoting books, the Jewish Book Council provides resources for readers, educators, and librarians. It publishes a monthly newsletter and maintains an online database of Jewish books, helping to connect audiences with a diverse range of literary voices within the Jewish community.