Mother Publishes Children's Book to Honor Daughter Killed at Nova Festival
Translated & summarized from Makor Rishon by baba
Karin Zorno, who was murdered at the Nova festival on October 7, is being honored by her mother, Einbal, through a new children's book titled "I Can Do Anything!". The book shares Karin's message of self-belief and pursuing dreams. Karin was killed during the Hamas attack after seeking shelter and being near an ambulance hit by an RPG. Her family also established a kindergarten in her name to preserve her memory.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Karin Zorno, murdered at the Nova festival, is honored by her mother with a children's book.
- The book, "I Can Do Anything!", shares Karin's message of self-belief and pursuing dreams.
- Karin was killed on October 7 while attending the Nova music festival.
- She was near an ambulance hit by an RPG when she died.
- A kindergarten named after Karin also operates in Mazkeret Batya.
Three years after her daughter Karin Zorno was murdered at the Nova music festival on October 7, her mother, Einbal, has published a children's book titled "I Can Do Anything!" to commemorate her life and legacy. The book aims to share Karin's message of self-belief and the pursuit of dreams with children, especially those who did not know her.
Karin, who loved life, laughter, and dancing, was characterized by her strong self-belief. On October 7, she attended the Nova festival despite a broken leg. When the attack began, she sought shelter with others. She was later killed when an RPG hit an ambulance near her. After being missing for over ten days, her family received confirmation of her death.
Her family has sought to honor her memory through initiatives that celebrate her life. A kindergarten in Mazkeret Batya, where Karin grew up, already bears her name. The new book allows children, including those at the kindergarten, to connect with Karin through her story, her joy, and her optimistic outlook.
The book's description highlights Karin as a child who "laughed out loud, danced wholeheartedly, and dreamed big." It emphasizes her belief that "everything is possible and every dream can be realized." The family's intention is to move beyond the tragedy and leave a lasting message of self-confidence, perseverance, and the courage to dream, reflecting the joy and faith Karin brought into the world.
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