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Why On This Night? by Rahel Musleah The story of the Israelites' journey from slavery to freedom is one that families have been telling at Passover for generations. Now, this distinctive haggadah brings the Exodus story to life by inviting children to participate in every step of the seder. Filled with songs, plays, poems and activities, it takes children beyond the four questions and the search for the afikoman. In lively, accessible language, Rahel Musleah explains holiday symbols and traditions, poses thought-provoking questions, and helps families apply the lessons of Passover to their own lives. Vibrantly illustrated with linoleum-cut paintings by Louise August, this is a treasure that families will return to year after year.
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Sharing Blessings by Rahel Musleah and Rabbi Michael Klayman These stories explore the spiritual themes behind each of the 13 Jewish holidays and festivals. Through moments in the life of the Kedner family - David, Ilana, and their mom and dad - children and parents can learn how the spiritual messages relate not just to the holidays, but to our everyday life. With these warm and engaging stories, colorful illustrations, and a special blessing to share for each holiday, families can get into the spirit of the holidays - and share it - all year long. "This is the book parents and teachers have been waiting for -
finally a book about the spiritual dimensions of the Jewish holidays for children, told in
a voice that all can understand and enjoy."
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Songs of the Jews of Calcutta by Rahel
Musleah A compilation of more than 50 songs for Shabbat, holidays and special occasions with musical annotations, Hebrew text, English translations and transliteration, explanatory notes and authentic photo-collages. (Tara Publications). The accompanying cassette has been featured in the New York Jewish Week, Hadassah, Lilith, The New York Times and Moment. "The music is a curious blend of Sephardic intonation with Indian overtones, and it's utterly intriguing." - New York Jewish Week "Musleah's voice is clear and sweet and the Sephardic melodies (accompanied by flute, guitar and synthesizer) are intriguing and easy listening. - Hadassah
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