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The Sukkah that I Built By Rochel Groner |
"This is the Sukkah I built by myself. . ." or is it? A young child joins in the rollicking fun of hammering the walls, climbing the ladder and putting schach on the family sukkah. The "House that Jack Built" refrain is perfect for reading aloud.
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The House on the Roof: A Sukkot Story By David A. Adler |
Despite the protests of his landlady, an old man builds a Sukkah
for himself and his grandchildren on the roof of an apartment building.
"Off my roof!" the landlady yelled at the old man, but he would not take down the wonderful sukkah he had hammered, sewed, and polished to celebrate the fall harvest holiday. How does the wise judge rule? |
Succos With Bina, Benny, And Chaggai Hayonah By Yaffa Ganz |
Join Bina, Benny and their winged friend, Chaggai the holiday dove, in these fun-filled
adventures explaining the background and observance of the Jewish holidays.
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Sukkot: A Family Seder |
A Sukkot celebration with traditional blessings for the candles, wine, challah, sukkah, lulav and etrog. Plus original and innovative "four questions" to explain the history and customs of this harvest festival. Perfect for home, school, and congregational use. With songs, music, Hebrew translations and transliterations. |
The Sukkah and the Big Wind By Lily Edelman |
Though he has trouble learning and participating in the synagogue
services, Daniel discovers that his talent for playing the flute
enables him to pray to G-d in his own way.
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Yedidya and the Esrog Tree By Yaffa Ganz |
All about a charming but stubborn boy in far-away Australia who is determined to have his own esrog. |
Simchat Torah: A Family Celebration |
Presents a family service for Simchat Torah, the holiday marking the end of the reading of the Torah and beginning it again. Some prayers are in both Hebrew and English. |
Simhat Torah By Norma Simon |
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Sukkos with the Cohen Family By Menucha Fuchs |
The Children's Learning Series is designed to encourage young readers. Packed with amusing, educational stories and written in clear and concise language, these books teach children to enjoy reading while showing them the beauty of performing mitzvos and helping family, friends and neighbors. For boys and girls ages five through ten.
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