On Friday Afternoon: A Shabbat Celebration with Leelee and Pickles
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Step into the warm and joyous world of Shabbat with "On Friday Afternoon: A Shabbat Celebration" by Michal Babay. This beautifully illustrated picture book takes readers on a delightful journey as Leelee and Pickles prepare for the weekly celebration that unites families and communities. Spanning from Friday afternoon preparations to the heartwarming candle lighting ceremony, this book is not only a vivid portrayal of Jewish traditions but also a universal invitation to explore themes of togetherness, kindness,...
Show moreStep into the warm and joyous world of Shabbat with "On Friday Afternoon: A Shabbat Celebration" by Michal Babay. This beautifully illustrated picture book takes readers on a delightful journey as Leelee and Pickles prepare for the weekly celebration that unites families and communities. Spanning from Friday afternoon preparations to the heartwarming candle lighting ceremony, this book is not only a vivid portrayal of Jewish traditions but also a universal invitation to explore themes of togetherness, kindness, and gratitude. Perfect for readers of all ages, the engaging narrative and vibrant illustrations provide a wonderful introduction to the significance of Shabbat and invite reflection on values that resonate beyond cultural boundaries. With a touching author's note that explains mitzvot—good deeds that everyone can practice—this book is a treasure trove of learning and joy for families and individuals alike.
Less| manufacturer | Charlesbridge |
|---|---|
| color | Tan |
| height | 10.25 |
| weight | 2.314853751 |
| width | 0.41 |
| length | 8.31 |
| releaseDate | 2024-04-30T00:00:01Z |
| languages | [ Published Value = English ] [ Original Language Value = English ] [ Unknown Value = English ] |
| productGroup | Book |
This book is suitable for children and families, making it ideal for ages 4 and up.
Absolutely! This book serves as a great educational tool in classrooms and homes for learning about Jewish traditions.
No, this book is for everyone! It delicately introduces the Shabbat tradition to readers of all backgrounds.
Yes, the story emphasizes kindness, mindfulness, and community, making it relatable to all readers.
In addition to the charming story, it includes an author's note on mitzvot, which encourages acts of kindness for all.
The illustrations are vibrant and enhance the narrative by reflecting diversity and the celebratory mood of Shabbat.