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By Natalie Barnes
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10 THINGS I LOVE ABOUT HANUKKAH

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By Natalie Barnes, James Dean, Kevin Jonas, Danielle Jonas
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An infectiously cheerful tribute to the Festival of Lights. Hanukkah lasts eight days, but this bubbly young narrator needs 10 reasons to explain why the Festival of Lights is so wonderful—from lighting the menorah to singing the Dreidel Song to enjoying latkes and jelly doughnuts—and makes an excellent case for each. As the child takes part in meaningful rituals and has plenty of fun, it becomes clear that Hanukkah is a family-centered celebration.
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EIGHT NIGHTS, EIGHT LIGHTS

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By Natalie Barnes, Victoria Kann, Joyce Wan
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by Natalie Barnes ; illustrated by Andrea Stegmaier ‧ Families in a vibrant community celebrate Hanukkah. People bustle around in the wintry weather, preparing for the holiday. On the first holiday night, Max, his mother, and his grandparents light the first candle. Throughout the book, varied festivities take place in different homes. After lighting the menorah, families give gifts, prepare foods such as jelly doughnuts, latkes, and Hanukkah cookies topped with Jewish stars, and play dreidel.
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