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Rachel's Gift

by Richard Ungar

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The prophet Elijah appears in many guises and only young Rachel realizes that he has visited her house and left a very precious gift. (

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Spring has come to the little town of Chelm and everyone is busy making things clean and fresh for Passover. At Rachel’s home, a special gift has arrived: Bubbie from Bialystok has sent along her recipe for Bubbie’s Own Matzo Ball Soup. Rachel’s mother is thrilled. Maybe the fragrance of the soup will lure Elijah the Prophet to their home and he will bestow good fortune on them.

The soup is indeed wonderful, and soon it draws the neighbors. But none of these everyday folk could possibly be the great prophet. Or could they? As in Rachel Captures the Moon, the solution lies in the hands of a loving child.

(retrieved from Amazon Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:25:35 -0500)

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