Rahel T. Dires
Content creator | Freelancer |
Small Business Owner
Rahel T. Dires [ra'ɛl] ['ti] ['dires] is a content creator, linguist, author, science communicator, freelance translator and web designer.
She uploads weekly videos on her main YouTube channel The Stories' Eater (cinema, linguistics and academia) and twice a month on her second channel Rahel's Log (vlogs, indie publishing and small business).
In February 2024 she published her first children's book Yael's Whimsical Quest: Heritage Uncovered, available on this website, Amazon (Kindle), Google Books, Lulu and Kobo. The Italian edition of her book Il Viaggio Incantato di Yael is now available on this website, Ingramspark, Amazon and Lulu.
Her doctoral research in Linguistics at the Department of Languages, University of Helsinki is currently on hold.
Links
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Welcome to The Stories' Eater where we devour fascinating tales while learning something new every week!
I'm Rahel, an author, linguist, science communicator, female solo traveller, and avid movie watcher – your guide into linguistics, academia and cinema.
#movies #tvshows #linguistics #fieldwork #academia #university
Interview
Interview for Going Expat (Rossella's Youtube Channel). Moving to Finland: practical info, personal experience and inevitable struggles.
Welcome to Rahel's Log!
Here, I share personal experiences and creative projects shaped by my mixed background and neurodivergence. From running a small business to vlogging daily life and exploring new interests, my journey offers unique insights and plenty to discover.
#rahelslog #creativejourney #indieauthor #smallbusinesslife #expat
Blog writing
Author of blog posts for Donne che Emigrano all'Estero regarding her experience as an expatriate in Finland, along with other Italian expat women all over the world.
Creative Interests
Video editor
Filmmaker
Graphic designer
Photographer
Web designer
Digital marketer
Science communicator
Book
Meet Yael, a curious kid exploring her diverse family. One day, a forgotten photo album leads her and Opal the Owl on a magical adventure to an African town through a special portal. Along the way, they uncover fascinating secrets about Yael's family language. This fun story celebrates being different and allows for a delicate exploration of black heritage with a magical twist.
We recommend you read it aloud with your 6- to 8-year-old (especially if your child is a non-native English speaker) while independent reading is suitable for 9- to 12-year-old children.
Yael's Whimsical Quest is a joyful journey into a little girl's heritage, great for Black History Month too!
Copyright ©, Rahel T. Dires, 2024
All rights reserved. No parts of this book may be reproduced without the written permission of the publisher.
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