In Nancy J. Cohen’s latest Bad Hair Day Mystery, Dreidels and Dead Ends, Marla tries to track down a cursed antique hairbrush that has been stolen from a museum. Marla is just one of many protagonists in popular literature who hunt cursed treasure. Nancy has provided a guest post about that trend. Treasure Hunters and Literature
Amy Fellner Dominy has written a lyrical picture book for Sukkot. A House with No Door is a Sukkot story that will open a door to nature and poetry appreciation. Read the interview with Amy to learn more about the story behind this book.
Katie Moss discusses her delightful new Sukkot picture book. Get into the action and read Build a Sukkah with Me.
Celebrate Sukkah with Sidura Ludwig’s fantastic picture book, “Our Spectacular Sukkah”. Read my interview with the author and enter to win a copy of the book.
Rich Duchalski, founder of Mad Dreidel Press has just released his third book, Shark in the Sukkah. The publisher uses the taglaine, “Not Your Boubby’s Picture Books.” But this Bubbe loves them! Rick has graciously answered a few of my questions about this new venture and heis most recent book.
Jenna Waldman has another purr-fetly mew-velous Jewish holiday kitty book.She has taken a few moments to answer my questions about her career and A Purrfect Sukkot.
In her guest post, Hop into Rhyme, “The Sukkah Hop” author Barbara Lerman-Golomb discusses her new book and the process of writing in rhyme.
This year brings a bumper crop of new Sukkot picture books to share. Read about the harvest of this year’s Sukkot stories and look for the author interviews and guest posts that follow.
Crystal Z. Lee has a new picture book. Find out the story behind Miya’s Mooncakes and learn about this cute Mid-autum Festival picture book.
Read my interview with the Chana Steifel who discusses her most recent picture book,”Awe!”