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I Wish I Didn't Have to Tell You This: A Graphic Memoir

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By Eugene Yelchin
| Jewish Book Council
Review By – October 27, 2025 In his new young adult graphic memoir, Eugene Yelchin continues looking back at his earlier life in the former Soviet Union. While The Genius Under the Table (2021) chronicled his childhood deprivation with the ironic humor of an adult perspective, I Wish I Didn’t Have to Tell You This tells a more harrowing story. The book begins when Yevgeny — the child who copied the works of his idols Malevich, Kandinsky, and Chagall — is now a painter and theater designer.
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I WISH I DIDN'T HAVE TO TELL YOU THIS

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By Eugene Yelchin
| Kirkus Reviews Verified
An exceptional work: atmospherically illustrated and underpinned by strong but restrained feelings. Following upon his acclaimed illustrated middle-grade memoir, The Genius Under the Table (2021), Yelchin switches to a graphic format to continue his account of growing up in the Soviet Union.
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Guide to Observing Jewish American Heritage Month

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By Administrative Regulations, Susan Kusel, Eugene Yelchin, Marissa Moss Verified
| sdcoe.net
Guide to Observing Jewish American Heritage Month Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM) in May is a time we honor and celebrate the culture, history, and contributions of Jewish Americans. Celebrating Jewish American Heritage Month in classrooms and schools can help students and families feel seen, heard, and valued –– and it creates space for all students to learn about the contributions of Jewish Americans to our country’s prosperity and spirit.
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