New Passover children’s books include a mystery, Obama’s White House seder and a graphic novel from writer Dara Horn
A new crop of children’s books with Passover themes have been released, from a based-on-a-true-story retelling of a Pesach celebration on Mt. Everest to a look inside President Barack Obama’s ...
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Dara Horn returns to history — and literature — after Oct. 7
The writer, who was thrust into the world of antisemitism with ‘People Love Dead Jews,’ sees modern Jewish struggles ...
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In People Love Dead Jews, author Dara Horn explores the roots of antisemitism in the modern era
U.S. author and essayist Dara Horn has a simple exercise to demonstrate how little most people know about Jewish culture. At public events, she asks how many of her readers in the audience can ...
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A Passover Romp Through Time
Dara Horn, whose adult books include the highly praised People Love Dead Jews, ventures into graphic literature for juveniles ...
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Dvora Hacohen, Joshua Cohen, Dara Horn win big at the 2021 National Jewish Book Awards
Other prominent winners included Joshua Cohen, Dara Horn, Jai Chakrabarti, Judy Batalion and Esther David. Cohen’s “The Netanyahus: An Account of a Minor and Ultimately Even Negligible Episode ...
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34 liberal Jewish groups sign statement defending DEI as an ‘invaluable tool’
For example, the journalist Dara Horn wrote that DEI targets “people in our society [who] have too much power and too much privilege” — which plays into antisemitic tropes about Jews ...
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In new Passover children’s books include a mystery, Obama’s White House seder and a graphic novel from writer Dara Horn
Everest to an Israeli roadside. An endless Passover seder takes center stage in “One Little Goat: A Passover Catastrophe,” by writer Dara Horn and illustrator Theo Ellsworth, award-winners who ...
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Dara Horn
Dara Horn is an award-winning novelist and a professor of Hebrew and Yiddish. The digital venture, called Diarna, takes you back to painstakingly revived synagogues and destinations once lost to ...