My Cousin Tamar Lives In Israel

by Michelle Shapiro Abraham

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0807409898, Paperback)

Join a young boy and his cousin Tamar as they learn about Jewish life in Israel and North America. This age-appropriate introduction to Israel for young children is from the author of Good Morning, Boker Tov; Shabbat Shalom!; and Good Night, Lilah Tov. The beautiful full-color illustrations allow students to engage with Israel visually, and the affordable paperback format makes this book a great choice for families and schools.

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A boy living in the United States describes differences in the way he and his family observe Jewish traditions, and the way his cousin and her family observe the same traditions in the Jewish homeland.