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2 reviews
Tilda Balsley

Kar-Ben Publishing, 2008

Poetic Justice
This lively picture book is a playful articulation of the Israelites's exodus from Egypt. Constructed as a reader's theater, the book's rythmic poetry entrances as it follows Moses and his navigation through Pharoah's broken promises to the haunting victory at the end of the story. Warm and witty illustrations by Ilene Richard invite the reader to linger on each page. They are especially strong ...

Let My People Eat!: Passover Seders Made Simple

4 reviews
Zell Schulman

Wiley, 1998

Beyond Gefilte Fish
Zell Schulman should be commended for this fabulous Passover cookbook. With a beautiful layout, charming line illustrations (and a few color photographs), and clear text, she makes the idea of tackling a seder seem absolutely doable. Of particular note are the many "menus" she suggests, detailing recipes for multi-course meals. She has different suggestions for Ashkenazic, Sephardic, "off the ...

My People's Passover Haggadah: Traditional Texts, Modern Commentaries Volume 1

1 review

Jewish Lights Publishing, 2008

Outstanding! But be sure this is what you are looking for.
Lawrence Hoffman is a leading scholar and writer in the Reform Jewish movement, though he pays due attention to Orthodox traditions for the historical perspective. He has a series of "My People's...." books which examine the practice and evolution of Jewish ritual and prayer. His "My People's Haggadah" is published in two volumes and is a detailed commentary on the content of the traditional ...

Let My People Go, a Haggadah

Darien House, Inc., 1972

A fully traditional and functional Passover Haggadah, but one whose over fifty B&W line and wash illustrations by Brooklyn-born physician Dr. Mark Podwal, focused on the 1970's plight of the Jewish people living in the Soviet Union. Actor and folk-singer Theodore Bikel provided the moving introduction.

Let My People Go! (Really Big Coloring Book)

2 reviews
Nusach Hari B'nai Zion Congregation

Really Book Coloring Books ® Inc, 2008

Everybody... sharpen your crayons!
This book provides great fun to color and learn the story of the exodus out of Egypt. It's perfect for home-schoolers, teachers, churches, Sunday Schools, and families with kids of all ages. I sent one to a 4-year-old who loves it for the "wow" factor - this book is really big. Older kids and adults appreciate it also for the excellent artwork and the story content.