The Red Tent by Anita Diamant

Dinah, the only daughter of Jacob and Leah, grows up in the heart of a nomadic tribe where women’s lives are marked by childbirth, ritual, and the enduring strength of sisterhood. Inside the red tent—a place of refuge and communion—Dinah learns the ancient traditions of her mothers, whose voices have long been silenced by history. But her story, once briefly mentioned in the Bible, unfolds into a tale of love, betrayal, and survival as she journeys beyond her family to forge her own destiny. Told with lyrical grace and historical depth, The Red Tent brings the world of the patriarchs to life through the eyes of the women who sustained it.