Mrs. Claus's Noodle Kugel - Interfaith Picture Book

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Anna and Michael celebrate Christmas and Hanukkah — and this year their two grandfathers, one Jewish and one Christian, each set out to cook the other's favorite holiday noodle dish. Friendly competition turns into cheerful chaos, the kids take over the kitchen, and help arrives by text message from the most unexpected person on Santa's Nice List.

Written by Janie Emaus and illustrated by Bryan Langdo, this follow-up to Latkes for Santa Claus is a warm, funny read-aloud about blended holidays, shared values, and the magic that happens when two traditions cook together. It ends with two kid-friendly recipes from Mrs. Claus's cookbook: Zayde Simon's Noodle Kugel and Nono Nathan's Christmas Fettuccine.

  • Hardcover picture book, 44 pages
  • Ages 3 to 8 (preschool through grade 3)
  • 10.5" x 8.5" x 0.5"
  • Written by Janie Emaus, illustrated by Bryan Langdo
  • Published by Sky Pony Press
  • Includes two holiday recipes
  • Made in the USA

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Simon & Schuster launched in 1924 with a crossword puzzle book, an idea sparked by Richard Simon's aunt, and grew into one of the Big Five publishers.

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Simon & Schuster

Simon & Schuster launched in 1924 with a crossword puzzle book, an idea sparked by Richard Simon's aunt, and grew into one of the Big Five publishers.

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Children's and trade books

Richard L. Simon and M. Lincoln Schuster built their New York house into a publishing giant, acquired by investment firm KKR in 2023. Its children's list spans imprints like Little Simon, Aladdin, Atheneum and Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers. On ModernTribe's shelf that includes David A. Carter's Chanukah Bugs, a Little Simon pop-up book with a bug for every part of the holiday. For the seder there's A Passover Haggadah with commentary by Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel and line drawings by his friend Mark Podwal.

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