How is a Story Born?
A lecture by Edna Iron in which she explains the process of writing children's books, her inspirations, and motivations. Intended for adults and includes insights on literature and the importance of illustrations in children's books.
A lecture by Edna Iron in which she explains the process of writing children's books, her inspirations, and motivations. Intended for adults and includes insights on literature and the importance of illustrations in children's books.
Additional details about when and how I started writing, the role writing plays in my life, what makes a good children's book: central features of children's books with illustrations from my books. What guides me in writing for children, the difference between writing for children and writing for adults. The role of illustrations, who are the partners in the production of a book in general, and a children's book in particular. Why do I enjoy the whole book production process?
Lecturer: Edna Iron, educator and counselor, loves dancing and traveling, reading and cooking, but especially loves her four children and thirteen grandchildren. I write the books for them, for you, and for all the children and parents who enjoy bedtime stories, and even just during the day.
Audience: Adults
Date: Tuesday, November 8, 2026, at 11:00 AM
Location: Kozer Rishon Alon, 8 Greenstein Street, Rishon LeZion
Phone: 03-9598500
Participation is free, but it is recommended to reserve tickets in advance on the website. The number of places is limited. The right to make changes is reserved.
