The carnival was started by Heidi Rabinowitz and myself to build community among bloggers and blogs who feature Jewish books. It runs every month on the 15th (or close to the 15th when it falls on Shabbat).
Author Talia Carner shared her PBS TV interview about THE BOY WITH THE STAR TATTOO, which was recently published by William Morrow & Company.
Bluma Lange shared her Substack post Hirsch Lekert: One Jew Is Enough:History, Myth, Religion and the Personal, from her ongoing Substack on Yiddish literature. Check it out and be sure to subscribe for free.
On her blog Book Q&As with Deborah Kalb, Deborah interviewed Beth Kander about her children's picture book DO NOT EAT THIS BOOK!
A Jewish Grandmother considers Gilgul I: Rededication very suitable
especially now that Israel has been at war for its very survival. Gilgul I: Re-dedication is full of magic and mysticism, just perfect for today.
On Jewish
Books for Kids and More, Barbara Bietz interviews Frank Baker about his
graphic novel, illustrated by Tim Ogline, WE SURVIVED THE HOLOCAUST: THE
BLUMA AND FELIX GOLDBERG STORY (Imagine and Wonder, 2022).
https://jewishbooksforkids.On The Book of Life Podcast, Heidi Rabinowitz interviews April
Powers, VP of DEI at Project Shema, the organization for which The
Artists Against Antisemitism raised over $100k. April dissects
antisemitism and talks about how the book world can fight back. She also
explains the 2021 SCBWI antisemitism statement incident.
On
The Sydney Taylor Shmooze mock award blog, Elizabeth Suneby reviews A
Feather, a Pebble, a Shell by Miri-Leshem Pelly, a picture book about
the natural landscape of Israel, described as "a breath of fresh air."
The
Association of Jewish Libraries recently published its Spring 2024
Holiday Highlights list of the best children's books about Jewish
holidays, published during this spring season.
https://jewishlibraries.org/Life is Like a Library reviews Tikva Frymer-Kensky's posthumously published Wisdom from the Witch of Endor: Four Rules for Living:
On her My Machberet blog, Erika Dreifus routinely compiles news of Jewish literary interest. Here's one recent post.
1 comment:
Thanks so much for including my review of Gilgul.
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