My First Passover
Jan 2026 · Sold by Godwin Books
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Hurray! Hurray! It’s time for our Passover dinner.
From lighting a candle and reciting Kiddush, to singing dayenu, this beautiful portrait of Jewish heritage is filled with joy. With bright illustrations and simple, yet informative, text there's no better way to introduce little ones to this special holiday.
From lighting a candle and reciting Kiddush, to singing dayenu, this beautiful portrait of Jewish heritage is filled with joy. With bright illustrations and simple, yet informative, text there's no better way to introduce little ones to this special holiday.
Hurray! Hurray! It’s time for our Passover dinner.
From lighting a candle and reciting Kiddush, to singing dayenu, this beautiful portrait of Jewish heritage is filled with joy. With bright illustrations and simple, yet informative, text there's no better way to introduce little ones to this sp...
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Julie Ditton
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February 15, 2026
My First Passover is an excellent Passover primer that explains everything about the Seder in simple language. The book includes everything from the lighting of the candles all the way through to the afikomen and the Barech. Karen Katz is through and her sweet, simple illustrations are adorable. Parents will want to be aware that they should not judge this fine book by the cover. Despite the misleading title, this is not a book for toddlers, but is a good book for older kids.
About the author
Karen Katz has written and illustrated more than seventy books for children, including Can You Say Peace?, The Colors of Us, My First Kwanzaa, and Counting Kisses. She lives in New York.
Karen Katz has written and illustrated more than seventy books for children, including Can You Say Peace?, The Colors of Us, My First Kwanzaa, and Counting Kisses. She lives in New York.
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