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Tag Archives: hanukkah
Quick Pick Picture Book – Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins
When Hershel arrives in a village he learns that they are unable to celebrate Hanukkah because of some antisemitic goblins. To rid the town of this scourge, Hershel will need to light the candles each night and on the eighth … Continue reading
Quick Pick Picture Book – The Borrowed Hanukkah Latkes
After two reviews of books that had the potential to offend, here’s a completely user-friendly Hanukkah story. The only shortcoming is that it errs on the side of too bland. The kindness/neighborly love theme could have been set at any … Continue reading
Candelight for Rebecca
Well, they can’t all be winners. It would have been nice if this were a good book, because anything American Girl is wildly popular, but I’d have to say Candelight for Rebecca was marginal at best. There are conflicting messages … Continue reading
Quick Pick Picture Book- The Latke Who Wouldn’t Stop Screaming
You would scream too, wouldn’t you, if you were dropped in sizzling oil to be fried? If everywhere you went others refused to understand you? If you felt as if you didn’t have a proper home? If someone was prepared … Continue reading