Monthly Archives: October 2018

After the Pittsburgh Synagogue Massacre

Posted on October 30, 2018 by rosinskynatalie

What do we tell school-aged children who see, read, or hear news about this past weekend’s massacre at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue? You already may have had to deal with initial reactions, but I have some print resources to … Continue reading →

Posted in graphic novels | Tagged A Family Secret, Adolph Hitler, Amsterdam, Anne Frank House, anti-Semitism, complicit citizens, elected government leaders, elections, Eric Heuvel, German Jewish refugee, Holocaust, local police, Nazis, Pittsburgh synagogue massacre, resistance, Resistance Museum of Amsterdam, Resistance Museum of Friesland, school-aged children, sixteen-year olds, The Search, Tree of Life synagogue, twelve-year olds, World War II | Leave a comment

Beyond Halloween Thrills

Posted on October 1, 2018 by rosinskynatalie

Heralding Halloween, plastic ghosts and ghouls materialized on some front porches back in September. This horde will rapidly increase–adding movie monsters, comic book creatures, and graveyard trappings—as October 31 approaches. Yet the truly terrifying may not be what we see … Continue reading →

Posted in graphic novels, story collection | Tagged Baba Yaga's Assistant, blended families, Bluebeard, Emily Carroll, fairy tales, fantasy, Halloween, horror, Laurie Halse Anderson, Marika McCoola, rape, recovering from rape, Red Riding Hood, sexual violence, Speak, Speak: The Graphic Novel, stories, supernatural, suspense, terror, Through the Woods | Leave a comment

Monthly Archives: October 2018

After the Pittsburgh Synagogue Massacre

Beyond Halloween Thrills

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