The Mysterious Missing Matzoh: A Humorous Passover Story
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The Mysterious Missing Matzoh is a laugh-out-loud Passover picture book that turns the afikomen hunt into a full-blown family adventure. When Grandpa Murray hides the matzoh a little too well, the Seder quickly becomes a house-wide search as the kids race to find it and save the meal. Packed with warmth, humor, and that familiar Passover chaos we all know, this story is one families will reach for year after year.
- Hardcover Passover picture book
- Written by Alan Katz and illustrated by Adam Auerbach
- 40 pages
- 10.25" x 10.25" x 0.25"
- Recommended for ages 4-8
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HarperCollins
HarperCollins traces back to 1817, when brothers James and John Harper opened a New York print shop, and it published Goodnight Moon and Charlotte's Web.
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- New York, NY and London
- Since
- 1817
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- Books for every age
What began as J & J Harper became Harper & Brothers in 1833 and, after a 1989 merger with Scotland's William Collins, HarperCollins. Today it is a News Corp company with headquarters in New York and London, and one of the "Big Five" English-language publishers. Its children's list is legendary: under editor Ursula Nordstrom, the house published Goodnight Moon, Where the Wild Things Are and Charlotte's Web.
ModernTribe's picks are for young readers: Happy Hanukkah, Curious George, a tabbed board book, and The Mysterious Missing Matzoh, a funny Passover story about a grandpa who hides the afikomen a little too well.
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- Known forGoodnight Moon, Where the Wild Things Are, Charlotte's Web