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Sharon Elswit Sharon Elswit, author of The Jewish Story Finder and a school librarian for forty years in NYC, now resides in San Francisco, where she participates in the adult poetry community and shares tales aloud in a local JCC preschool. Reviews Articles Fiction Never-Ending Tales: Stories from the Golden Age of Jewish Literature Jack Zipes Fiction The Star on the Grave Linda Margolin Royal Fiction Night Owls A. R. Vishny Children’s Nightmares in Paradise: Ring of Solomon Aden Polydoros Nonfiction Tap Dancing on Everest: A Young Doctor’s Unlikely Adventure Mimi Zieman Fiction Street Corner Dreams: A Novel Florence Kraut Children’s Perfect Match: The Story of Althea Gibson and Angela Buxton Lori Dubbin; Amanda Quartey, illus. Fiction Summer Nights and Meteorites Hannah Reynolds Children’s The Hedgehog Who Said Who Cares? Neri Aluma; Amit Trainin, illus.; Ilana Kurshan, trans. Fiction To & Fro Leah Hager Cohen Fiction One for Each Night: The Greatest Chanukah Stories of All Time Children’s Just Shy of Ordinary A. J. Sass Children’s I Am Ruth Bader Ginsburg Brad Meltzer; Christopher Eliopoulos, illus. Children’s The Blue Butterfly of Cochin Ariana Mizrahi; Siona Benjamin, illus. Fiction Lost Bread Edith Bruck; Gabriella Romani and David Yanoff, trans. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Essay The Story Will Out: Why Folktales Still Matter by Sharon ElswitThroughout the ages, folklore has spoken to people. From pulpits and hearth fires and in classrooms, these stories forge a connection between the… Sharon Elswit June 6, 2013
Children’s Perfect Match: The Story of Althea Gibson and Angela Buxton Lori Dubbin; Amanda Quartey, illus.
Children’s The Hedgehog Who Said Who Cares? Neri Aluma; Amit Trainin, illus.; Ilana Kurshan, trans.
Essay The Story Will Out: Why Folktales Still Matter by Sharon ElswitThroughout the ages, folklore has spoken to people. From pulpits and hearth fires and in classrooms, these stories forge a connection between the… Sharon Elswit June 6, 2013