If you liked Gorit svecha v moeĭ pami͡ati by Mikhail Lev, V. A. Dymshit︠s︡, and Maša Rolnikaitė, start with Sofrim ṿe-omanim bene dori (2006), Ḳimaṭ a legende (1973), and Parṭizanishe ṿegn (1948). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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Gorit svecha v moeĭ pami͡ati is by Mikhail Lev, V. A. Dymshit︠s︡, and Maša Rolnikaitė.