
Martin Lemelman
@martinlemelman
I’ve illustrated over 30 children's books & my work has been published in magazines ranging from the New York Times Book Review to Sesame Street Magazine.
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http://www.lemelmanart.com 21-11-2010 16:26:18
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Welcome author & illustrator Martin Lemelman to our class community 📚sharing your journey as an illustrator, the many stages: research, sketch & paint illustrations for the book ‘The Tattooed Torah’ & the animation thetattooedtorah.com #WeRemember #NeverForget #NeverAgain 1/2


Thank you Martin Lemelman, author & illustrator 📚sharing your journey as an author/illustrator, the many stages: research, writing, revisions, sketch & paint illustrations for the upcoming new book ‘The Miracle Seed’ 📚congrats to raffle winners 🤩 Toronto District School Board McMurrichJPS 2/2





Congratulations to Martin Lemelman, whose graphic novel THE MIRACLE SEED, about an extinct date palm seed revived after 2000 years by two Israeli women scientists, is a co-winner of the "Nonfiction Children's Book of the Year" from World Magazine: bit.ly/49JqSLZ


Celebrate Will Eisner Week with THE MIRACLE SEED by Martin Lemelman about the Israeli women biologists who brought the Judaean Date Palm Tree back from the dead after 2,000 years, pictured here at the @FairLawnLibrary display celebrating the pioneering legacy of Will Eisner.


Author-illustrator Martin Lemelman talks about his latest graphic novel THE MIRACLE SEED, a true story of an extinct Judean date palm brought back to life through the hard work of two female Israeli scientists, on "The @BookofLifePod": bit.ly/3ToiRpn


Congratulations to Martin Lemelman! His graphic novel THE MIRACLE SEED, a true story of an extinct Judean date palm brought back to life by two female Israeli scientists, is a @ForewordReviews INDIES Book of the Year Gold Winner for Juvenile Nonfiction: forewordreviews.com/awards/winners…


Author-illustrator Martin Lemelman didn’t see much flora and fauna where he grew up in Brooklyn, but he developed a fascination with the world we live in. His WORLD OF TREES invites kids into his garden to explore, ask questions, and be surrounded by nature. Now on submission.


Artist Martin Lemelman didn’t see much flora where he grew up in Brooklyn (other than a few maple trees cracking the sidewalk with their roots), but he developed a fascination with the natural world that he expresses in his new MG #graphicnovel WORLD OF TREES, now on submission.


Congratulations to Martin Lemelman! His graphic novel THE MIRACLE SEED, a true story of an extinct Judaean date palm brought back to life through the hard work of two female Israeli scientists, is a Young Adult "Christianity Today 2025 Book Award" winner: bit.ly/4irG85i


📚I See /I Think /I Wonder📚 Watching & discussing animated short film ‘The Tattooed Torah’ children’s book by Marvell Ginsburg, illustrated by Martin Lemelman thetattooedtorah.com #WeRemember #NeverForget #NeverAgain Toronto District School Board


Welcome author & illustrator Martin Lemelman to our class community 📚sharing your journey as an illustrator, the many stages: research, sketch & paint illustrations for the book ‘The Tattooed Torah’ & the animation thetattooedtorah.com #WeRemember #NeverForget #NeverAgain 1/2


Thank you Martin Lemelman, author & illustrator 📚sharing your journey as an author/illustrator, the many stages: research, writing, revisions, sketch & paint illustrations for ‘The Miracle Seed’ and other artwork & books too! 📚congrats to raffle winners 🤩 Toronto District School Board 2/2



📢 New Blog: WWII Graphic Novelist Spotlight – Martin Lemelman ✍️📖 I spoke with Martin Lemelman about Mendel’s Daughter, his acclaimed graphic memoir on his mother’s Holocaust survival. ✡️🎨 📖 👉 graphicmemoir.co.uk/f/wwii-graphic… Jonathan Cape #WWII #GraphicMemoir #Holocaust #Comics



Congratulations to Martin Lemelman! His graphic novel THE MIRACLE SEED, the story of an extinct Judaean date palm brought back to life by two Israeli women scientists, received the 2025 Award of Excellence in Literature for Young Adults from Council on Botanical & Horticultural Libraries: bit.ly/3Fq70nE
