The Jewish Child's First Book of Why by Alfred J. Kolatch

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The Jewish child's first book of why

by Alfred J. Kolatch

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Info:	Middle Village, N.Y. : J. David, c1992.
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Kolatch uses concise explanations for why people of the Jewish faith follow specific customs, such as saying shalom, eating Challa bread, Shabbat, Sabbath, etc. It is informative, friendly, humorous and describes customs in language suitable (and readable) for children. (

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In direct and simple language, Rabbi Kolatch explains the significance of some of the most fascinating traditions and customs of Judaism and introduces the child to the major and minor holidays in the Jewish calendar. The text is enhanced by the lively full-color illustrations of one of Israels leading contemporary artists. For ages four and up.

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