"One Day": The revolution of Yehuda Atlas
The N12 podcast "One Day" is dedicated to the late Yehuda Atlas, who passed away a week and a half ago at the age of 89. The episode features Prof. Gideon Tikotzky and Rahli Shalev, who discuss the revolution Atlas created in children's literature, the new writing style he developed, and the sense of voice he gave to generations of children.
The N12 podcast "One Day" is dedicated this week to the late Yehuda Atlas, who passed away a week and a half ago at the age of 89. The episode features Prof. Gideon Tikotzky, head of the Hebrew Literature Department at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Rahli Shalev, a writer and illustrator and one of the creators of the podcast "A Tale of Six Stories." The two discuss the revolution Atlas created in children's literature, the new writing style he developed, and the way he gave many children a sense that they have a voice. Atlas, author of "And This Child Is Me," accompanied generations of Israelis in the past and continues to accompany them today. His writing created a new style and gave children a sense of belonging and expression.