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How to Chanukah

Sarah Mazor
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Pages
54
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
MazorBooks

About

How to Chanukah is a children's picture book that explains why Chanukah is celebrated every year for eight days and nights. Easy-to-understand rhymes describe life under Syrian-Greek rule and the miracle of the little, untainted can of oil, found in the damaged and desecrated Holy Temple that lasted eight days.ALSO INCLUDED IN THE BOOK:1. Explanations about the Chanukiyah (the Chanukah Menorah)2. The blessings for the ceremonial candle-lighting ritual in Hebrew, English transliteration, and English translation.3. About the Dreidel4. The Dreidel Game5. The Dreidel Song6. Special bonus: Chanukah-related Hebrew words in Hebrew, English transliteration, and English translation.How to Chanukah also recommends that parents, grandparents and friends buy Chanukah gifts of the literary kind: Worthy children's books with good values that encourage reading, promote self-confidence and self-esteem and teach valuable life lessons.

Related Subjects

  • Hanukkah
  • Holidays & Celebrations
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Middle East
  • History
  • Judaism
  • Religion

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