"Red Tent" is a historical novel by Anita Diamant that reimagines the biblical story of Dinah, the daughter of Leah and Jacob. The narrative is told from Dinah's perspective, exploring her life and experiences in ancient Canaan. The novel delves into themes of womanhood, sisterhood, and the rituals surrounding childbirth and menstruation, all centered around the communal space known as the Red Tent. The Red Tent serves as a sanctuary for women, where they gather during their menstrual cycles and childbirth. This space fosters connection and support among women, highlighting their roles in a patriarchal society. Through Dinah's story, the novel emphasizes the importance of female relationships and the often-overlooked experiences of women in history.