Interfaith Family supports “interfaith families exploring Jewish life.” Their website offers many resources, including this video with stories of the impact of their work.
A resource for interfaith families
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Jewish Book Council
A wonderful review from Jewish Book Council.
Boston Globe interview
Pleased that today’s Boston Globe includes an interview with me.
Join us at Brookline Booksmith
Saturday December 13th at 10:30 am. I’ll be reading my book during Story Hour and doing a coloring activity for young children (and grownups who like to color). Co-sponsored by Interfaithfamily.com
http://www.interfaithfamily.com/elgg/pg/event_calendar/view/189140
Closing a circle
Monica and I have come a long way from our Puzzle Place trainings many years ago, and we both remain committed to welcoming and accepting people of all backgrounds. Thanks to Monica, who is a truly awesome person, for her kind words in this posting on her blog, Monica’s Tangled Web.
http://monicastangledweb.com/2014/12/08/eight-candles-and-a-tree/
Tips for Interfaith Families
More press for Eight Candles and a Tree and my tips for Interfaith families posted on the Atlanta Journal’s parenting blog.
http://parenting.blog.ajc.com/2014/11/25/tips-to-help-interfaith-families-get-through-the-holidays/#__federated=1
Interfaith Family
This organization is a wonderful resource for interfaith families, and I appreciate their interview with me about the book.
http://www.interfaithfamily.com/holidays/december/Q_A_Simone_Bloom_Nathan.shtml
Boston Herald article
So pleased that today’s Boston Herald has an article about Eight Candles and a Tree.
http://www.bostonherald.com/entertainment/books/2014/11/brookline_resident_s_eight_candles_and_a_tree_celebrates_dual_faith
Booksmith display
I was so pleased to see my book prominently displayed today at the front of the Brookline Booksmith. Best book store around!
Heartland Fall Forum
Signing my books at the Heartland Fall Forum, an annual conference for independent book sellers based in the mid-West, was a positive and inspiring experience. My book was well received, and I especially enjoyed talks by children’s book authors Judith Viorst and Rosemary Wells.
I was pleased to see that the pendulum seems to be swinging back towards embracing and supporting independent local bookstores, recognizing that their book-loving staff can immediately recommend any type of book, and also that local bookstores contribute meaningfully to their communities. It was wonderful to be with so many people who love books of all kinds.
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