Annette Gendler https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Writing A Picnic in Hemingway’s Attic Easy Recipe for a Tasty Summer Treat: Chewy Tahini Blondies Tykocin – Where the Simple Baroque Synagogue of 1642 is the Lone Survivor of Centuries of Jewish Life The Chilling Legacy of Jedwabne: When Neighbors Murder Neighbors A Visit to the Warsaw Jewish Cemetery Charting Your Courses: Legacy and Life Review Panel Discussion How to Capture Family History in a Book of My Things – Course Countdown: Day 7 – My Great-Aunt Poldi’s Porcelain About How to Write Compelling Stories from Family History Remembering a Chilling Naming Ceremony at a Children’s Mass Grave from the Holocaust Home Events The Warsaw Jewish Cemetery Makes More Than a Century of Vibrant Jewish Life Tangible Online Workshop: Shaping Family History into Compelling Stories How to Capture Family History in a Book of My Things – Course Countdown: Day 8 – Opa’s Desk Newsletter Sign Up How to Capture Family History in a Book of My Things – Course Countdown: Day 1 – My Dad’s Old Latin-German Stowasser Dictionary How to Solve One of the Biggest Challenges When Writing Family History Based on Letters: Context How to Write Family History into Compelling Stories How to Transform a Father’s WWII Letters into a Fascinating Story – Begin Writing Family History with these 5 Tips How to Bake Fluffy, Delicious, Gluten-Free Challah with Blends by Orly Challah Mix Online Master Class: Shaping Your Family History into Compelling Stories Pumpkin Bread: One of my Favorite Quick Bread Recipes that Always Reminds Me of an Old Friend Jumping Over Shadows Dad Write-In How to Capture Family History in a Book of My Things – Course Countdown Last Day – Nana’s Coat Panel/Ask-Me-Anything | Marketing Your Book Do-It-Yourself Book Publicity How to Capture Family History in a Book of My Things – Course Countdown: Day 6 – My Grandmother’s Oriental Rug Dad Was an Avid Letter Writer. How to Begin Making Something of his Letters. How to Capture Family History in a Book of My Things – Course Countdown: Day 3 – My Parents’ Vintage Steamer Trunk How to Capture Family History in a Book of My Things – Course Countdown: Day 5 – My Great-Grandfather’s Sewing Machine In Honor of Father’s Day Natalie and the Nazi Soldiers How to Capture Family History in a Book of My Things – Course Countdown: Day 4 – A Wad of Fabric from my Great-Uncle’s Store in Czechoslovakia New Children’s Book! How long did it take to create Natalie and the Nazi Soldiers? Book Design Tour of a Children’s Picture Book: A Peek Behind the Scenes Who Moves from the Cultural Mecca of 1920s Berlin to Fledgling Jerusalem? A Fascinating Memoir Explains. Projectkin Live: Past and Present Stories with Special Guest, Annette Gendler My Blog Has Moved to Substack! Online Workshop: Shaping Family History into Compelling Stories How to Capture Family History in a Book of My Things – Course Countdown: Day 9 – Mom’s Costume Jewelry Box The Making of a Children’s Book What to Do When You Don’t Have Enough Information about a Fascinating Letter But Still Want to Use it in a Story How to Capture Family History in a Book of My Things – Course Countdown: Day 2 – Nana’s Handmade Tapestries (Gobelins) Writing Exericse: A Startling Sound The Magic of Needlepoint Projects – Easy-to-do, Therapeutic and Beautiful, They Might Also Connect You to Your Past Online Workshop: Shaping Family History into Compelling Stories Want to Use a Letter as the Basis for a Story? Here’s an Easy But Really Important Tip for Getting Started