An Invitation to Passover

When Hannah's extended family isn't able to join her for their traditional Passover seder, she invites her diverse group of friends to experience the holiday with her. From Ha-joon's Korean kimchi, to Monique's hymn lyrics, each friend brings a bit of their own culture to the celebration. And with each guest the themes of freedom, hope, and thanks become more meaningful. A note tells the Passover story and a glossary defines vocabulary.

Author: Rabbi Kerry Olitzky, Rabbi Deborah Bodin Cohen
Publisher: Kalaniot Books
Published: 02/13/2024
Pages: 32
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.44lbs
Size: 10.97h x 8.51w x 0.10d
ISBN13: 9798986396590
BISAC Categories:
- Juvenile Fiction | Places | General
- Juvenile Fiction | Holidays & Celebrations | Passover
- Juvenile Fiction | Diversity & Multicultural

About the Author
Rabbi Kerry Olitzky was named one of the 50 leading rabbis in North America by Newsweek and is well-known for his inspiring books that bring the Jewish wisdom and tradition into everyday life. He has written over 75 books and hundreds of articles in a variety of fields. The Littlest Candle, A Hanukkah Story, written with his son, Rabbi Jesse Olitzky, was published by Kalaniot Books in 2020. In 2021, Kalaniot Books published The Candy Man Mystery. (Hometown: North Brunswick, NJ)

Rabbi Deborah Bodin Cohen has written nine books for children and teens. She is rabbi at Beth Chai: the Jewish Humanist Congregation of Greater Washington and owner of the Story House, a bookstore for children and teens. She and her husband, David, a journalist, are joyfully raising three children--Arianna, Jesse and Ezra. (Hometown: Rockville, MD)

Mariia Kolker was born and raised in Moscow. She graduated from Moscow State University of Printing Arts and has been creating books as both an illustrator and an author ever since. Whenever she can, she visits her grandmother in Israel. (Hometown: Moscow, Russia)