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In this beautifully illustrated book, the author of The Jewish Book of Why and The Second Jewish Book of Why turns his attention to subjects of interest to children, particularly those between five and ten years of age. In direct and simple language, Rabbi Kolatch explains the significance of some of the most fascinating traditions and customs of Judaism as he answers the following questions:
The easy—to—read text is enhanced by the lively full—color illustrations of Harry Araten, one of Israel's leading contemporary artists.
Presents thirty-two questions and answers relating to Jewish holidays and customs.
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Amy Hawkes
reviewed The Jewish Child's First Book of Why on November 05, 2011
The Jewish Child's First Book of Why
This is a good first step in introducing the well-known and not so well-known holidays and customs of Judaism. As a picture book, expect it to be simple. Again this is an introduction. I'm now moving on to the adult book by the same author: The Jewish Book of Why.
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