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Sukkah-Doodle-Doo! : a holiday to crow about

di Margie Blumberg

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"It's much too soon for dreidels. The shofar has been blown. But look---Sukkot is coming! Let's eat--say yes by phone." Shelley and Jimmy Mindel help to build and decorate a sukkah, prepare a holiday lunch for family and friends, and handle four unexpected (green) guests with care, resulting in a sweet "mitzvah" ("a good deed"). A first lost tooth and a note from the tooth fairy add warmth and charm to this rhyming tale. Back matter includes a glossary called SWEET WORDS, filled with definitions and pronunciations of Yiddish and Hebrew words sprinkled throughout the story, such as chag sameach ("happy holiday"), nosh ("snack"), and rugelach ("a small cookie with a cream-cheese dough that is rolled around a filling, such as nuts, chocolate or jam"); an "All About Sukkot" spread in verse; sheet music for two new songs, "Sukkah-Doodle-Doo!" and "Let's Go Out to the Sukkah!" sung to the tunes of "Give My Regards to Broadway" and "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," respectively; and recipes for noodle kugel and chocolate chip mandel bread (cookies).Happy plans are being made-The Mindels are delighted.Did I fail to mention it?Of course, you're all invited!Surprises are in store for a Jewish family celebrating the joyous holiday of Sukkot.… (altro)
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"This is such a fun rhyming book. . . . a super cute and quick read aloud about a fun Jewish holiday!"
aggiunto da MBPublishing | modificaNetGalley Reviewer, Elyse R.
 
“A lively Sukkot story told in rhyme, Sukkah-Doodle-Doo! is filled with surprises. . . . The colorful illustrations add to the spirited atmosphere and will encourage excitement and anticipation of the holiday. . . .”
aggiunto da MBPublishing | modificaAssociation of Jewish Libraries, September/October 2022, Rachel Glasser
 
4 out of 5 stars

"A fun book for Sukkot! . . . The rhyming and songs and collection of information about Jewish foods and words was a great addition as well!"
aggiunto da MBPublishing | modificaNetGalley Reviewer, Emily W. (Librarian)
 
5 out of 5 stars

"Very sweet children's book. . . . A welcome addition to a Jewish school, secular library, and home library. . . . The book is accurate and respectful in regards to Jewish law, custom, and practice."
aggiunto da MBPublishing | modificaNetGalley Reviewer, Abe C.
 
"The happy tenor of the party shines through in the well-lit art. Alternative lyrics to familiar public domain songs add to the festive feel, and endnotes provide a rhyming context for readers unfamiliar with the holiday.

"A humorous, engaging tale of a chaotic and entertaining event."
 
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"It's much too soon for dreidels. The shofar has been blown. But look---Sukkot is coming! Let's eat--say yes by phone." Shelley and Jimmy Mindel help to build and decorate a sukkah, prepare a holiday lunch for family and friends, and handle four unexpected (green) guests with care, resulting in a sweet "mitzvah" ("a good deed"). A first lost tooth and a note from the tooth fairy add warmth and charm to this rhyming tale. Back matter includes a glossary called SWEET WORDS, filled with definitions and pronunciations of Yiddish and Hebrew words sprinkled throughout the story, such as chag sameach ("happy holiday"), nosh ("snack"), and rugelach ("a small cookie with a cream-cheese dough that is rolled around a filling, such as nuts, chocolate or jam"); an "All About Sukkot" spread in verse; sheet music for two new songs, "Sukkah-Doodle-Doo!" and "Let's Go Out to the Sukkah!" sung to the tunes of "Give My Regards to Broadway" and "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," respectively; and recipes for noodle kugel and chocolate chip mandel bread (cookies).Happy plans are being made-The Mindels are delighted.Did I fail to mention it?Of course, you're all invited!Surprises are in store for a Jewish family celebrating the joyous holiday of Sukkot.

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