Eight Nights of Lights: A Celebration of Hanukkah - Board Book
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Happy Hanukkah! Count down each night with this gorgeous and fun holiday storybook. Celebrate the eight nights of Hanukkah with this interactive, one-of-a-kind menorah and storybook set. The perfect Hanukkah gift for the entire family to enjoy!
Each night, open a candle-shaped book and follow a young Jewish girl and her family as they decorate their home, say blessings, enjoy traditional foods and games, and gather to hear about the brave Maccabees and their victory that brought light to all Jews.
Flip the book over to “light” the candle and place it back in the menorah to commemorate each night of the Festival of Lights!
- Hardcover menorah folder with 9 removable candle-shaped mini books
- Leslie Kimmelman (author), Hilli Kushnir (illustrator)
- Pages: 72 (in total)
- Reading age: 4-8 years
- Dimensions: 11.9" x 11.9" x 0.4"
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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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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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