I have taken the Tylenol that was in the medicine cabinet and which they think probably is the reason you like trains forgive me but that’s bullshit you got autism from your dad

Gupta: It is safe. That’s what the best-quality research shows. And how irresponsible, using the podium of the WH to put this out there when you’re not even offering an alternative. That is dangerous. An untreated fever is dangerous. Untreated pain in pregnancy is dangerous.

23 September 1927 | French Jewish boy, Jacques Dresner, was born in Paris. He was deported to #Auschwitz from Beaune la Rolande on 5 August 1942. He did not survive. --- VIDEO: first two gas chambers created near Auschwitz II-Birkenau - Bunkers I & II: https://youtu.be/Rr6lF75fDmU

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23 September 1903 | A Pole, Franciszek Szczekocki, was born in Wąworków. A teacher. In #Auschwitz from 23 May 1941. No. 15803 He perished in the camp on 16 February 1942. --- Online lesson "Poles at KL Auschwitz”: http://lekcja.auschwitz.org/en_2020_06_polacy/

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My book is in the library - and it's already checked out! Request a copy of PRESENT, STILL MISSING from your local library today! (or purchase😀) Kirkus Review: 'an engaging read about the emotional toll warfare takes on soldiers and their families. #middlegrade #historicalfiction #WWII #PTSD

It’s my Book Birthday!🎂 PRESENT, STILL MISSING is out in the world today!! To celebrate I’m wearing a tiara to school and giving my students the gift of writing time. #kidlit #SCBWI #middlegrade #historicalfiction #WWII #PTSD #writingcommunity #EduSky

New! Middle Grade author @kgmachwrites.bsky.social talks about her new book, PRESENT, STILL MISSING and how the story took shape. www.karenbmccoy.com/presentstill...

Guest post day!!!!! Welcome, @kgmachwrites.bsky.social to the newsletter!!!! saraharonson.substack.com/p/listen-to-...

14 September 1904 | A Polish man, Wacław Grochulski, was born in Częstochowa. A pharmacist. In #Auschwitz from 29 May 1941. No. 16806 He perished in the camp on 1 December 1941.

My weekly roundup of #publishing news #writing craft tips and #bookmarketing links is up. Is It A Trend"? buff.ly/Jv7Gmtr #writingcommunity

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Best news story I've seen in years! #catholicnuns #defiant #rights #ageism www.bbc.com/news/article...

@CBCBook’s September Hot Off the Press features PRESENT, STILL MISSING bit.ly/1dCTqYI #mustread #kidlit #CBCHotOffThePress #WWII #historicalfiction #PTSD Less than one week until release day!

Thought this was joke. Then I went to the website.

Know your rights, Illinois. Stay safe and stay informed.

New ads going up across Washington, D.C.

7 September 1902 | A Polish Jew, Trajtel Szklarz, was born in Siedlce. He emigrated to France. He arrived at #Auschwitz on 23 July 1942 in a transport of 827 Jews deported from Angers. He perished in the camp on 26 August 1942.

To @govpritzker.illinois.gov: I understand why you frame your remarks as speaking for Illinois: “Illinois won’t be intimidated by a wannabe dictator.” Well said. But you’re one of the few rising to the occasion, and the times require more than speaking for your state. Speak for America.

7 September 1907 | A Frenchman, André Louis Fontalbat, was born in Decazeville. A metal turner. In #Auschwitz from 8 July 1942. No. 45549 He perished in the camp on 4 December 1942.

My weekly roundup of #publishing news #writing craft tips and #bookmarketing links is up. Imagine That! buff.ly/BbcGyMC #writingcommunity #bookindustrynews

The Cybils awards are taking a hiatus this year. If you are looking for kidlit, middle grade and YA recs, please check out amazing winners from past years. Every time one of us celebrates a good book on any platform or offline, we are supporting literacy and empathy. Books help.

7 September 1900 | A Polish Jewish woman, Elisabeth Simenauer, was born in Urbanowice. In August 1943 she was deported to #Auschwitz from Sosnowiec ghetto. She did not survive.

In "The Wizard of Oz", Dorothy wishes only to go home. Her dream is not riches or power but the comfort of belonging. Literature reminds us that the most powerful wishes are often the simplest. #BookologyThursday Art: Kinkade

I am thrilled with the cover for my book, which is out next April with Hogarth. It's based on the year I spent in Stephen King's personal archives, exploring drafts of his most iconic stories, and talking to him about his craft. @sgj.bsky.social @paultremblay.bsky.social @stephenking.bsky.social

Coming Soon! Here's a sneak peek of chapter 1, Present, Still Missing. #middlegrade #historicalfiction #WWII #PTSD

My weekly roundup of #publishing news #writing craft tips and #Bookmarketing links is up. This Crazy Thing We Do #writingcommunity

if you still think that books/reading are solely for entertainment purposes and not radically political acts... gestures at literacy rates, the rise of fascism, funding being pulled from arts and library programs, the drastic loss of reading comprehension, the rise of corporate-run AI...

When you’re halfway through a canning recipe and realize you don’t have enough lids🤦🏽‍♀️ #canning #summerharvest #peaches #preservation

A honeybee hitched a ride on my shoulder this morning. Stayed there until the sun warmed her wings. 🤗 #autumn #honeybees

You don’t need to apologize for writing slowly. No one asks a tree why it isn’t taller yet. #writingcommunity #amwriting

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You don’t need permission to tell the story that’s on your heart. #amwriting #writingcommunity

24 August 1903 | A Polish Jewish woman, Izabela Kaczmarek, was born in Bratislava. She lived in Bydgoszcz. In August 1944 she was deported to #Auschwitz from #Litzmannstadt ghetto. She did not survive.

22 August 1922 | Polish Jewish woman, Sura Ejgier, was born in Opatów. She emigrated to Belgium. She was deported to #Auschwitz from Kazerne Dossin in Mechelen on 31 July 1943. She did not survive.

The Kirkus Review for Present, Still Missing is in! Visit kirkusreviews.com for the full review. There is still time to pre-order through bookshop.org, barnesandnoble.com, or any other book retailer. Releases 9-16-25 #kidlit #scbwi #historicalfiction #WWII #PTSD #postwar

15 August 1942 | Pinkus Frydman, a Polish Jew, perished in the German Nazi #Auschwitz camp. Pinkus was a salesman. He was born in Radom on 12 June 1902. He was incarcerated in the camp on 6 June 1942 & become prisoner no. 37477. He survived over 2 months. He was 40.

Author copies arrived!! Looking forward to sharing this story with you soon. #middlegrade #historicalfiction #WWII #PTSD #Kidlit #SCBWI

"Transitions are critically important. I want the reader to turn the page without thinking she’s turning the page. It must flow seamlessly." —Janet Evanovich

11 August 1923 | A Czech Jew, Harry Kars, was born in Unhošť. A shoemaker. In #Auschwitz from 27 February 1942. No. 25695 He perished in the camp on 18 March 1942.

10 August 1904 | A Polish Jew, Julius Eisenbach, was born. In #Auschwitz from 16 April 1942. No. 29727 He perished in the camp on 10 May 1942.

An author recently told me: “I’ve had this idea for years…but someone else probably already wrote it.” And I said, “But they didn’t write it like you will.” Don’t kill your story before it has a heartbeat.

8 August 1922 | A Polish Jew, Herszek Gradzanowski, was born in Raciążek. In #Auschwitz from 4 October 1941. No. 22034 He perished in the camp on 4 November 1941.

It's #FolkloreThursday and this week I'm thinking about Will o' the Wisps. What's your favourite depiction of these mischievous creature?

This was one of the best opportunities that came my way for 2025….a complete overhaul of my approach!

My weekly roundup of #publishing news #writing craft tips and #bookmarketing links is up. Feeling Besieged ? buff.ly/67YpZxQ #WritingCommunity

3 August 1896 | An Italian Jewish woman, Ada Ancona (nee Gesess), was born in Trieste. In August 1944 she was deported to #Auschwitz. She did not survive.

Oh by the way, don’t forget you can ask your library to order nearly any book you want to read but don’t want to buy. And as authors we love libraries buying our books & readers being able to access them through libraries.

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