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October 20, 2022 - Image 41

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2022-10-20

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OCTOBER 20 • 2022 | 41

at the University of
Michigan, she studied
art and architecture. In
recent years, she stopped
working on architecture
and focused on the book.
She is the wife of an engi-
neer with two teenage
children.
In Massachusetts, they
were enthusiastic members of
Temple Shalom in Medford
before participating with a
Chabad organization for this
season’s holidays.
“Writing about my
childhood brought peace,”
Lembersky said. “
After 40
years, I no longer had to
carry the weight of those
memories alone. To my sur-
prise, I found good, sweet
and funny memories I didn’t
realize were there.”
Like a Drop of Ink in a
Downpour is registered with

the Jewish Book Council, and
Lembersky will have speaking
engagements through the
organization in California,
Maryland, Virginia and
Connecticut as well as in
Canada. A speaking engage-
ment in the United Kingdom
also is planned.
“My new book was just
selected by the Women’s
National Book Association
for the 2022 Great Group
Reads list,” Lembersky said.
“I’m humbled and grateful.
It’s a gift to me.”

Details
Yelena Lembersky will
speak about her new
book 6-7 p.m. Friday,
Oct. 28, at Beth Israel
Congregation,
2000 Washtenaw Ave.,
Ann Arbor.
(734) 665-9897

TOP: Seamstress by Felix Lembersky.
ABOVE: Felix Lembersky’s portrait of
his wife, Lucia Lemberskaya.

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