There's no such thing as a Chanukah bush, Sandy Goldstein

by Susan Sussman

Other authorsCharles Robinson (Illustrator)
Paper Book, 1983

Call number

I FICTION Sussman Copy 1

Publication

Niles, Ill. : A. Whitman, 1983.

Description

A wise, understanding grandfather helps Robin, a Jewish child, cope with Christmas; not an easy task when even Sandy, who is also Jewish, is allowed to have a Christmas tree and Robin can't have one.

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LibraryThing member thornton37814
Robin, a Jewish girl, sees all her friends celebrating and wishes she could have a tree because they are so beautiful. Her Jewish friend Sandy Goldstein has a Chanukah Bush, but her more devout family won't allow it. She learns that she can share her Jewish holidays with her Christian friends and
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that they can share theirs with her. Although there are a few black and white drawings, the illustrations are not the focal point of the book. I hope someone else decides to take the story and add some updated color illustrations throughout it to capture the attention of today's readers. It's still a great story!
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Available

Call number

I FICTION Sussman Copy 1

ISBN

0807578622 / 9780807578629

Barcode

30402098545066
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