Award overlap

Books That Won Both the National Jewish Book Awards and the National Book Critics Circle Awards

1 book has won both the National Jewish Book Awards and the National Book Critics Circle Awards: The Lost: A Search for Six of Six Million (2006/2006). 8 more were recognized by both without winning both.

Years are award years. National Jewish Book Awards · National Book Critics Circle Awards

Won both

Books that won both the National Jewish Book Awards and the National Book Critics Circle Awards, most recent first.
BookAuthorNational Jewish Book AwardsNational Book Critics Circle Awards
The Lost: A Search for Six of Six MillionDaniel Mendelsohn
  • 2006 Winner (Biography and Autobiography)
  • 2006 Winner (Autobiography)

Recognized by both

Books recognized by both the National Jewish Book Awards and the National Book Critics Circle Awards without winning both, most recent first.
BookAuthorNational Jewish Book AwardsNational Book Critics Circle Awards
Write like a Man: Jewish Masculinity and the New York IntellectualsRonnie A. Grinberg
  • 2024 Finalist (American Jewish Studies)
  • 2024 Finalist (Women's Studies)
  • 2024 Longlist (Criticism)
The Netanyahus: An Account of a Minor and Ultimately Even Negligible Episode in the History of a Very Famous FamilyJoshua Cohen
  • 2021 Winner (Fiction)
  • 2021 Finalist (Fiction)
Belonging: A German Reckons with History and HomeNora Krug
  • 2019 Finalist (Visual Arts)
  • 2018 Winner (Autobiography)
Deaf RepublicIlya Kaminsky
  • 2019 Winner (Poetry)
  • 2019 Finalist (Poetry)
Fleishman is in TroubleTaffy Brodesser-Akner
  • 2019 Finalist (Debut Fiction)
  • 2019 Finalist (John Leonard Prize)
Holy Moly Carry Me: PoemsErika Meitner
  • 2018 Winner (Poetry)
  • 2018 Finalist (Poetry)
Little FailureGary Shteyngart
  • 2014 Finalist (Biography, Autobiography, and Memoir)
  • 2014 Finalist (Autobiography)
To the End of the LandDavid Grossman
  • 2010 Winner (Fiction)
  • 2010 Finalist (Fiction)