Jane Kohuth

Jane Kohuth
Jane grew up in Brooklyn, New York, went to High School on Cape Cod, and now lives and works in her house in the historic district of Holliston, Massachusetts. She loves knowing that her house was built in 1871, making it the new kid on the block. She lives with her husband Michael and their black cat, Ruby. Jane graduated from Brandeis University with a degree in English and Creative Writing and from Harvard Divinity School with a Master’s Degree in Theological Studies. Though not all of what she’s studied makes an appearance in her work (no Biblical Hebrew yet . . . .), the habits of creative thought and curiosity she developed in school help her every day. She has worked as a Jewish educator, a children’s room library assistant, a writin
Jane grew up in Brooklyn, New York, went to High School on Cape Cod, and now lives and works in her house in the historic district of Holliston, Massachusetts. She loves knowing that her house was built in 1871, making it the new kid on the block. She lives with her husband Michael and their black cat, Ruby. Jane graduated from Brandeis University with a degree in English and Creative Writing and from Harvard Divinity School with a Master’s Degree in Theological Studies. Though not all of what she’s studied makes an appearance in her work (no Biblical Hebrew yet . . . .), the habits of creative thought and curiosity she developed in school help her every day. She has worked as a Jewish educator, a children’s room library assistant, a writing teacher, and a children’s bookseller and organizer of author events. She is represented by The Prospect Agency. You can find her on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jane-Ko...Jane's first book, Ducks Go Vroom was a Parents Magazine Best Book of 2011. She is also the author of the picture books Estie the Mensch (a PJ Library Book) and Duck Sock Hop (Kirkus Critic's Pick, Chicago Public Library Best of the Best Book 2013, NYPL 10 Best Read-alouds of 2012, called "charming" by the NY Times). Her early reader Anne Frank's Chestnut Tree will be published by Random House in September, 2013.
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Duck Sock Hop
Ducks Go Vroom
Anne Frank's Chestnut Tree
Estie the Mensch
Who's Got the Etrog?
Something on the Hill
Something on the Hill
Something on the Hill
Preschool Reading Readiness Boxed Set: Sleepy Dog, Dragon Egg, I Like Bugs, Bear Hugs, Ducks Go Vroom

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