I write historical fiction for kids and teens.
ALL KINDS OF STRONG, an @PJLibrary selection
A NICKEL A TROLLEY A TREASURE HOUSE, a Sydney Taylor notable book
Today is Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day. Here are some teaching resources and booklists to help teach children (and adults) about this horrific event in history, complements of the Association of Jewish Libraries:
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I am currently writing my tenth novel. It is as hard as my first. It doesn’t get easier. But I show up. I put in the work. Every morning, I get to my computer and I hug the words. I can hate them later but for now, I hug and I carry on, bc that’s how books are written. With love.
I have a new blog! It's called Yeladim, and it will feature all things #Jewish#kidlit!
My first post is now LIVE- a conversation with the wonderful @by_djsteinberg about Hanukkah, Here I Come!, perfect for any young reader on your Hanukkah list:
https://t.co/Cif7zEY2Je
Writers, do you ever wonder if you are writing into a void? If what you’re doing will ever matter to anyone? Read this uplifting thread by @readiatrician for a reminder that your stories make a difference!
I said goodbye to a patient a few years ago. She didn’t die, she just got old. I treat patients to age 21 and they move on. When they do, I joke, “well, I did my job! I kept you alive until adulthood!”
With this kid, it was not a joke. 1/
I'm so excited that THE PRINCE OF STEEL PIER is a @PJOurWay Selection for the month of October! Knowing that Jewish kids all over the world will have the chance to read my book is a dream come true!
https://t.co/KZjuCobQOM
#JewishBooks#kidlit#mglit
@sarah_aronson Have a great trip! And in case you read/listen to all the suggestions on the way over, here are more for the return: Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrel, Educated by Tara Westover, The Lost Shtetl by Max Gross, and any YA historical by Stacey Lee.
We spoke with author @sarah_aronson about her new picture book, ‘Brand-New Bubbe,’ writing Jewish characters for young readers, and how children's books can help fight antisemitism and other forms of hate https://t.co/nUW5odH82v
Hi, #MGBookChat! I'm Stacy Nockowitz, middle school librarian with one week left of summer vacay!
My debut #MGlit THE PRINCE OF STEEL PIER, comes out in THREE WEEKS!!!
Eicha - "How?" - will always be the most perfectly plaintive title for a book about unfathomable destruction and the real, ugly darkness of exile and mourning. It does not try to deny, explain, or soothe away. It just asks, But how could this happen? How?