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My Chanukah Playbook by Salina Yoon
A Chanukah Present for Me! by Scholastic
The Miracle of Hanukkah by Seymour Chwast
Hanukkah Around the World by Tami Lehman-Wilzig
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With eight play pieces that can be used on every page and a full size menorah at the very end, this interactive book is sure to light up your Holiday Fun!
A great miracle happened...and now it is time for a great celebration.
DO NOT OPEN this Board Book UNTIL CHANUKAH . It is a playful holiday format that mimics a wrapped gift box. With glitter flocking and an embossed "bow," this simple story highlights the most popular Chanukah icons and traditions.
From the menorah to latkes to chocolate gelt, DO NOT OPEN UNTIL CHANUKAH is the gift that keeps on giving.
This is a hardcover book published by Blue Apple books. In the year 165 B.C.E., Mattathias and the Maccabees defeated the Syrians and reclaimed their Great Temple in Jerusalem. Though they planned an eight-day celebration to rededicate the Temple, they had lamp oil for only one day. Miraculously, the oil burned for eight days. Every year Jews around the world celebrate this miracle at Hanukkah.
Now internationally acclaimed artist and graphic designer Seymour Chwast retells the story of Hanukkah in an innovative format in which pages gradually increase in size. This Hanukkah book is sure to become a family favorite.
Published by Kar-Ben, this wonderful book takes the reader on a trip around the world to see and taste how Hanukkah is celebrated in different countries. Join the torch relay in Modiin, home of the Maccabees; dance at a family feast in Samarkand; and honor Jewish history's brave women and Rosh Hodesh Hanukkah in Tunisia. Enrich the holiday with tasty recipes for latkes, burmelos, precipizzi and more.
Eight Wild Nights: A Family Hanukkah Tale ( Kar-Ben)
The Little Red Hen and the Passover Matzah
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Pub. Date: February 2010
Publisher: Holiday House, Inc.
Format: Hardcover, 32pp
Sales Rank: 210,845
Age Range: 4 to 8
ISBN-13: 9780823419524
ISBN: 0823419525
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Such a clever idea! Make the Little Red Hen into a balabusta (that's Yiddish for a singularly sensational homemaker/matriarch/keeper of the spiritual flame), set the story during the Jewish holiday that turns every home into a sacred space, and watch a familiar tale become exponentially funnier and, yes, more meaningful. By the time Kimmelman (Mind Your Manners, Alice Roosevelt!), a terrifically conversational storyteller, and Meisel (Barnyard Slam), a slyly astute cartoonist (Sheep looks truly sheepish), are done, readers of all faiths will know a lot more than some emotionally evocative Yiddish words. They'll also understand why Passover whips Jewish mothers into a frenzy (“The Little Red Hen had cleaned her house, top to bottom. There wasn't a crumb of bread to be found anywhere”), and why, even after all her schlepping and kvetching and unassisted matzo making, LRH still cannot turn away her “no-goodnik” friends when they have the chutzpah to show up at her seder. Oh, and one more thing: those who clean up after the seder while their hostess puts her feet up can find redemption for even the most egregious shortcomings.
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