Search Results: Children's Books: Jewish Holidays from pacaritambo books

PJ/Chronicle, 2010. 1st Paperback Edition 1st Printing. Soft cover. New/No Jacket Issued. Elisabeth Schlossberg. CONDITION: NEw 2010 PJ Library/Chronicle Books paperback, first printing. Wonderful color illustrations by Elisabeth Schlossberg. A celebration of Hanukkah within the family.

Kar-Ben, 2017. 1st Paperback Edition Printing Unknown. Soft cover. New/No Jacket Issued. Miki Sakamoto color illustrations. CONDITION: NEW 2017 Kar-Ben large paperback, first paperback edition, no printing given. Clever color illustrations by Miki Sakamoto. CONTENT: Rachel's uncle is terrible at hiding the afikomen. It's always too easy to find! So this year, Rachel decides to take over. She finds the perfect hiding spot and creates a series of clues for her cousins to follow. Can you guess where the hunt will lead them?

Little Simon, 2004. 1st Edition 7th printing. Hardcover. New/No Jacket Issued. Claudine Gevry color illustrations. CONDITION: UNREAD, not previously owned, 2004 Little Simon shaped board book with attached dreidel to spin, first edition, 7th printing. Color illustrations by Claudine Gevry. CONTENT: Celebrate Chanukah and play the dreidel game! Spin the dreidel and see where it lands. Nun, gimel, bey, and shin - who will win? Give it a spin! If you cannot see the scans of this book, email me and I'll send them to you.

Scholastic, 1994. 1st Paperback Edition 1st Printing. Soft cover. New/No Jacket Issued. Patricia Polacco color illustrations. CONDITION: NEW1994 PJ Library/Scholastic large paperback, first PB edition, first printing. Color illustrations by the Author. The decorated end pages from the hardcover are included here as well. CONTENT: Polacco recalls a terrible firestorm in Oakland, California, that consumed its hills, and describes two miracles that took place there. On the day before Sukkoth, Mr. Roth begins to build a Sukkah, which he explains to the two non-Jewish neighbor children who have come to help, is an outdoor hut built for the holiday, with a roof of open branches to recall the time the Jews wandered in the desert and lived in similar huts. That night, the children sleep in it, joined by Tikvah, the Roths' cat. The next morning something is awry. The sun is fiery orange and a strong hot wind has sprung up. The hills are on fire! Panic and confusion prevail, and families are evacuated.… Read More