Julie Salamon’s children’s book, One More Story Tata, beautifully explores the connections between the very young and the very old, highlighting the similarities in their experiences at the end of life and early childhood. Salamon, a former Wall Street Journal reporter and author of several notable non-fiction works, draws inspiration from her own life, particularly her relationship with her 98-year-old mother, a Holocaust survivor who faced significant challenges yet remained resilient. After her mother broke her pelvis during the pandemic, Salamon and her sister moved her to Boston, where she continued to be a vibrant presence. The book reflects Salamon’s deep appreciation for familial bonds and the shared stories that bridge generations.
Julie Salamon’s ‘One More Story, Tata’: A Children’s Book That Celebrates The Bond With A Great-Grandchild
Updated on October 11, 2024