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Jane Yolen, children’s book author whose ‘The Devil’s Arithmetic’ became a Holocaust classic, dies at 87
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In 1996, when Jane Yolen had published a mere 169 books, a Boston Globe reporter asked if she loved the process of writing. Her answer was swift: “Why would I write if I found it painful?” Good thing ...
No writer is read by everyone, yet some writers have so wide a reach that readers, from young to old, encounter their books without knowing they’ve done so. Such is the case with Jane Yolen, who in a ...
Jane Yolen was already an award-winning author and illustrator of more than 100 titles for young readers when her editor suggested she write a Jewish children’s book. At first, she resisted the idea.
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