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In page Apocrypha:

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Although Orthodox Jews believe in the exclusive canonization of the current 24 books in the Hebrew Bible, they also consider the Oral Torah, which they believe was handed down from Moses, to be authoritative. Some argue that the Sadducees, unlike the Pharisees but like the Samaritans, seem to have maintained an earlier and smaller number of texts as canonical, preferring to hold to only what was written in the Law of Moses (the Torah),[2] making most of the presently accepted canon, both Jewish and Christian, apocryphal in their eyes.[citation needed] Others believe that it is often mistakenly asserted that the Sadducees only accepted the Pentateuch (Torah).[3] The Essenes in Judea and the Therapeutae in Egypt were said to have a secret literature (see Dead Sea scrolls).[citation needed]