Levinger, Elma Ehrlich (1887– ), was an American Jewish writer and educator. She devoted sustained attention to the transmission of Jewish culture in the United States, writing mainly children's literature and plays on Jewish themes for young readers, using stories and drama to pass on national tradition and historical memory. Her representative work, The New Land, centers on immigrant life in the New World. Because public information is limited, her full life, educational background and chronological bibliography remain unclear; yet her known works show a writing that combines literary quality with educational purpose and holds a certain significance in American Jewish children's literature and community theater.
