This is a great book with really interesting historical illustrations that acts as a strong introduction to Passover. The book is broken down into short topical sections related to the parts of the Seder. It would be interesting to people who like stories or history or poetry or even recipes.

This book has a lot of information for children to learn about religion. Although this is a sensitive subject for children in schools, but if possible or if it needs to be taught this would be a great resource.

Presents the steps performed in a traditional Passover Seder, plus stories, songs, poetry, and art that spans 3,000 years, four continents, and fifteen countries – a book for the whole family to read before and during the holiday. ( )