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East Village, New York
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Coffee achiever! Now in paperback: GETTING TO SORRY (Simon & Schuster, 2024). Co-creator, SorryWatch.com. Formerly Tablet, Forward, Sassy. Old.
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Revisiting "Confronting the Ovens"

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By Barbara Krasner, Christy Hale, Marjorie Ingall Verified
| The Horn Book Magazine Verified
In “Confronting the Ovens: The Holocaust and Juvenile Fiction,” published in the February 1977 issue of The Horn Book, prolific children’s author Eric A. Kimmel, known for his prizewinning picture books, including Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins and The Golem’s Latkes, offered an early typology for Holocaust books for children and the aspects of the Holocaust that they focused on.
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Preview July/August 2026 Horn Book Magazine: Special Issue: ALA Awards

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By Christy Hale, Marjorie Ingall Verified, Candace Fleming
| The Horn Book Magazine Verified
Special issue: ALA Awards. Original cover art by 2026 Caldecott Medal winner Cátia Chien. “The Year in Words and Pictures.” The Horn Book editors discuss the children’s book landscape. Candace Fleming’s Children's Literature Legacy Award acceptance speech. A profile of Candace Fleming by editor Anne Schwartz. Renée Watson’s Newbery Medal acceptance speech. A profile of Renée Watson by author Jason Reynolds. Cátia Chien’s Caldecott Medal acceptance speech.
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A Quarter Century of the Sibert

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By Christy Hale, Marjorie Ingall Verified, Candace Fleming
| The Horn Book Magazine Verified
“It looks as if nonfiction will be accorded more recognition in the twenty-first century than in the one just ended,” author and future Sibert Medalist (in 2003) James Cross Giblin wrote in the July/August 2000 Horn Book Magazine in an article adapted from a 1999 talk. “Starting in 2001, a major new award, the ALSC/Robert F.
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