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Emily Barth Isler

@emilybarthisler.bsky.social

Author of books out now (The Color of Sound, AfterMath,Three Pieces of Broken Glass), and coming soon (Always Enough Love, The Hand-Me-Down Queen). Emilybarthisler.com

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Emily Barth Isler@emilybarthisler.bsky.social · last yr.

I am honored and thrilled to share that I will be giving the keynote speech at the 30th annual International OCD Foundation conference this July! It means so much to me to be a part of this conference, as I've personally witnessed and experienced the triumphs and challenges of living with OCD.

Register for the 30th Annual OCD Conference

The 30th Annual OCD Conference is on July 10–13, 2025 in Chicago with Virtual attendee options! You can register at iocdf.org/ocdcon

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Hanna R. Neier@hannaneier.bsky.social · last yr.

Love this #kidlit list of books featuring neurodivergence!! Can personally attest to the awesomeness of @emilybarthisler.bsky.social’s THE COLOR OF SOUND! 💙📚💙📚💙

Boyds Mills@boydsmills.bsky.social · last yr.

This month’s TBR list comes from Meg Eden Kuyatt ( @medenkuyatt.bsky.social ), who’s on faculty for Intro to Novels in Verse in July! Featuring books by authors with lived experience as neurodivergent, there are suggested titles here for every age, from picture books to middle grade and YA.

Emily Barth Isler@emilybarthisler.bsky.social · 2y ago

This is such an incredible honor. Thank you, @bankstreetlibrary.bsky.social and Riya!!! Young Reviewer voices are so important and appreciated as we strive to provide the books kids want and need.

Bank Street Library@bankstreetlibrary.bsky.social · 2y ago

We have a new Young Reviewer blog post by Riya (February, 2025). www.bankstreet.edu/ccl/children... @bankstreet.edu @emilybarthisler.bsky.social @csweill.bsky.social @peterhare.bsky.social #carolrhodabooks #BankStreet #BankStreetCBC #BankStreetCCL #kidlit

Emily Barth Isler@emilybarthisler.bsky.social · 2y ago

On Holocaust Remembrance Day, I honor all the ancestors I never met, the ones I only recently learned of, and the ones who survived & told me their stories. I share pieces of my family’s stories of survival & escape in both THE COLOR OF SOUND and in my forthcoming on THREE PIECES OF BROKEN GLASS.

A sketch from THREE PIECES OF BROKEN GLASS, a family photo of my daughter and her great-grandmother, and the following text: Publishers Marketplace Deal Report THREE PIECES OF BROKEN GLASS By Emily Barth Isler, Vesper Stamper Imprint: Abrams Children's Author of THE COLOR OF SOUND Emily Barth Ister's THREE PIECES OF BROKEN GLASS, about a conversation between a young, Jewish girl and the great-grandmother who-through three pieces of broken glass saved trot points in her immigration from Germany to America-shares her life story. bused on Ister's family history, lllustrated by AMAZING ABE Mustrator Vesper Stamper, to Emma Ledbetter at Abrams Chideen's, for publication in spring 2026, by Emily Keyes at Keyes Agency for the author, and by Lori Kilkelly at LK Uterary Agency for the lilustrator (world). Children's: Picture Book Fiction January 7,The cover of THE COLOR OF SOUND and two excerpts from the book: On the next page— I gasp. It takes my breath away. It's another grainy photo of Dahlia. In one hand she's holding a stringed instrument, only partly visible, mostly outside the camera frame. In her other hand she holds a bow. Was Dahlia a violinist? Grandpa says, "This was sitting in a neighbor's basement in Munkacs for fifty years." "In where?" I ask. "The city where Dahlia was born. It belonged to Hungary at the time— went there and got this album back for us. When Dahlia’s family was taken to the concentration camps, a non-Jewish neighbor kept their most precious possessions safe for their return.” Grandpa puts an arm around my shoulders gingerly. "Some things are too painful to share. Some memories are best left alone until we're able to tell them as the hard part of a much longer, much more beautiful story."