Telling Stories
Joy PrebleTelling Stories is where I’ll be musing about all things writing—from craft to inspiration to leading a creative life and more. Welcome!
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The Art of Exile:
One of the delightful benefits of joining together with a group of other Jewish authors with books for children and teens out this year, is getting to know writers who are new to me. And that includes Andrea Max, whose YA novel, The Art of...
Eve and Adam Discover the World:
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What a delight to discover that brilliant and prolific author Leslie Kimmelman has written a follow up to her tenderly-told picture book, Eve and Adam and Their Very First Day, once again illustrated gorgeously by Irina Avgus...
Looking for a Good Historical Middle Grade?
Today I’m chatting with author Laurie Schneider, whose debut middle grade novel, GITTEL, is out now. It’s the story of a turn of the 20th century Jewish girl whose immigrant family settles in rural Wisconsin to farm. If you’re looking for a...
Talking to Danielle Joseph about The Mitzvah Fairy
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Today, I’m beyond delighted to feature an interview with author Danielle Joseph, for her new picture book, The Mitzvah Fairy, out this month from Kar Ben Publishing. The Mitzvah Fairy, with happy, colorful illustrations by Ch...
Wandering Through The Writer’s Desert:
One question I get frequently as an author is about the evolution of my books. Where did the idea come from? What inspired you to write this story? How did the book go from that idea to a book on a shelf?
I thought today, publication day f...
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I’m an author of a number of books for young readers, with two picture books publishing in 2025. I teach, edit, cook yummy things, travel here and there, hang with the family, and pick up the dog’s poop because she doesn’t have opposable thumbs.
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