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ANNE FRANK IN MY ART introduces the reader to the array of artworks about Anne Frank which the artist-author Judith Weinshall Liberman created during her long career in visual art. Works about Anne Frank from Ms. Liberman's various series about the Holocaust - the HOLOCAUST PAINTINGS, the HOLOCAUST WALL HANGINGS, and the SELF PORTRAITS OF A HOLOCAUST ARTIST - are here presented to the reader for the first time in one volume. The clear text and the accompanying images of the artworks combine to throw light on the scope and meaning of the artist-author's artwork...

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MICHAEL AND THE FLAG tells the story of a young boy whose grandfather, a veteran of World War II, has passed away. The boy remembers the war stories that his grandfather told him, and, after receiving an American flag from his grandmother, the boy dreams about searching in various war settings for his grandfather and for the flag his grandfather fought for. This book throws light on the symbolic significance of the American flag in America's wars as well as on the flag's vitality in the consciousness of Americans.

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Born in Israel (then...

THE LETTERS OF THE ALPHABET tells an amusing story about a fight erupting among the letters of the English alphabet, during which each letter tries to point out its own superiority. In the process, the origins of many of the letters of the English alphabet are traced back over three thousand years to their roots in the ancient Middle East. The way the fight among the letters is finally resolved will bring a smile to any reader's face.

Judith Weinshall Liberman - The Author

Born in Israel (then called "Palestine"), Judith Weinshall Liberman came to the United States...

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THE BRIDGE tells the story of a girl who leaves her home town in search of a place where she can thrive. In order to reach her destination, she has to climb a long, steep bridge. Despite obstacles, she perseveres and eventually reaches her destination. The story of the girl's perseverance will encourage the reader, young or old, to pursue a worthwhile goal despite seemingly insurmountable difficulties.

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Born in Israel (then called "Palestine"), Judith Weinshall Liberman came to the United States in 1947 to pursue higher...

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THE LITTLE SONGBIRD tells the story of a little bird living on a farm and feeling useless because while each of the other animals on the farm has a job to do, she does not. The little bird feels depressed. So one day, just to cheer herself up, the little bird begins to sing, and after seeing the positive reaction of all the other members of the farm to her beautiful singing, the bird feels that her job is to sing and that she has become a useful member of the community. THE LITTLE SONGBIRD will inspire readers to pursue their dreams and perhaps some day their effort...

The three plays and the libretto in this collection were all written by Judith Weinshall Liberman when she was in her eighties. All four dramatic works are semi-autobiographical and give expression to the insight the author gained through half a century of creating visual art and of writing. The rst play, SOUL MATE, was inspired by Ms. Liberman's collaboration with a gifted young composer on her own rst musical play. Both VINCENT'S VISIT and JUDITH AND ANNE were inspired by the author's experience as a visual artist, especially by the years she devoted to creating her three series of artworks...

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WHAT WILL I BE? is the story of a young girl who wonders what profession she will choose when she grows up. She imagines being a sailor, an astronaut, a soldier, an archaeologist, a linguist, an architect, a landscaper, a fashion designer, a lab technician, an inventor, a doctor, a teacher, an artist, and a writer, and finally settles on one of these. Can you guess what that profession is?

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Born in Israel (then called "Palestine"), Judith Weinshall Liberman came to the United States in 1947 to pursue higher education. She earned four...