Di Yidishe Lieraur un di Lezerin (Yiddish Literature and the Reader) by Samuel Niger, originally published in 1919, explores the dynamic relationship between Yiddish literature and its readership. Niger, a prominent literary critic, delves into the nuances of Yiddish literary works and analyzes how they resonate with the Jewish community. This work offers valuable insights into the cultural and intellectual landscape of the time, examining the role of literature in shaping Jewish identity and fostering a sense of collective consciousness. This book will appeal to scholars and enthusiasts interested in Yiddish literature, Jewish history, and the sociology of reading.

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