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Winner of the 2012 Sami Rohr Prize. Look for fall events here. Two recent longer pieces of mine in the Ideas section of the Boston Globe. And one on the Peace Corps. Winner of the National Jewish Book Award. For best nonfiction book of the year. The book as one of its favorites of the year! The Washington Post also puts it on their list. As one of their best of 2010! 2012 Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature.
The True Story of a Survivor, Her Savior, and the Search Engine that Helped Her Find Him. Haunted by red chairs in a Polish forest, circa 1939. Red wedding chairs in a forest in Poland, circa 1939.
Welcome Sarah and Seth Entin.
But how did koalas and challahs become a book idea? And so the title of this book was born. Laura and family, with a koala.
The Extraordinary Story of Gisèle Braka, a Sephardic Jew in the Holocaust. You May Want to Feed My Children. How One TV Show Helped Me Better Understand Abortion. Having positive depictions of abortion in popular media matters. I too was taken down a surprising road.
Ramblings From the Queen of the Faire. Oy, it has been so long since I have been able to blog. Not that my life has been worth writing about. Working on my Barbara Richter piece but have been sketching for several beading projects that may be coming.
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Welcome Sarah and Seth Entin.
Monday, March 3, 2008.
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April 6, 2009 by. Took place on 22nd February 2009. What would one do without Jewish Book Week? Its programme is always full of such treasure, I feel I have only to dip my hand in to come out clutching gems. We have an actual object that was in the actual hand of someone who met the actual Biblical figure Daniel.