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Remember: A Contemporary Haggadah Michael Zion & Noam Zion PB £10.95 (Still in stock) |
| Bring this haggadah to the table and turn your Seder into a lively exchange of ideas - full of triggers for reflection and discussion. Enjoy the clever illustrations by internationally acclaimed Israeli artist Michel Kichka. Suitable for all ages: The Exodus is retold in art, activities and games that capture the imagination of children, teens and adults and lead them on a spiritual journey. Includes insights from Jews of all denominations, religious and secular, as well as non-Jews. |
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A Different Night, The Family Participation Haggadah |
| A Different Night is a family participation haggadah for all Jewish denominations and levels of knowledge that offers stories, discussions, explanations, readings, songs, activities and games. The art work is eclectic from Chagall, Rembrandt and Ben Shahn to cartoons. It features 20 illustrations of the 4 children including the 4 daughters. The language is accessible and directions complete and it offers both a short and a long seder guaranteed to be fun and intelectually stimulating for adults, teenagers and children. Recommended by rabbis of all denominations, it has become an enormous best seller. The enormous variety of activities offered allow one to tailormake seder so that every year produce new Jewish memories. |
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A Different
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A smaller version, easier to use for those families who do not have a lot of plannig time - still includes
most of the features of the original edition. |
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Joyous Haggadah |
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chock full of cartoon drawings on its covers and on every page.
There is a Moses cartoon strip, a map that shows how the Israelites
got into Egypt and a double page Exodus spread that shows how they
got out. The Four Children are instant classics as are the Frogs,
Locusts, Vermin and all the other Plagues and there’s also the best
Chad Gadya ever. And if that’s not enough, there are so many little
drawings hidden in the borders, that we can’t count them
all. |
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The Chief Rabbi's Haggadah |
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A new Passover Haggadah with the full Hebrew and English texts laid out alongside the Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks' typically inspiring -- and insightful -- commentary, with introductory essays as well looking at particular issues around Passover. |
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Passover Splendor: |
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The festival of Passover, which commemorates the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt, is the most widely observed home holiday in the Jewish calendar. The central event of this week-long celebration is the seder feast, held at a table laid with beautiful ritual objects. Crafted especially for festival use, these splendid wine goblets, plates, cloths, and haggadahs offer compelling testimony to the creativity of Jewish ritual objects and the beauty and meaning of this beloved holiday. Passover Splendor showcases more than 60 of the finest of these ritual objects from museums and private collections around the world, reflecting the varied cultural and stylistic influences of the Jewish Diaspora. The book also features a retelling of the timeless Passover story and outlines the parts of the seder, including traditional prayers and songs.
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Why on This Night?: A Passover Haggadah for Family Celebration Rahel Musleah, Louise August (Illustrator) PB £10.95 (Last 2 copies in stock) |
| Includes the basic elements of a traditional seder as well as many creative facets intended to involve children in this Jewish liturgy through song, dance, drama, explanation, and action. |
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The Ashkenazi Haggadah David Goldstein HB £29.95 (out of stock) |
| During the Middle Ages, in the centres of Jewish culture in Europe, many illuminated Haggadot were produced. One considered to be amongst the finest and held at the British Library in London, is the 15th-century manuscript by Joel ben Simeon, who lived in medieval Germany. The majority of its 98 pages of Ashkenazi script are illuminated with initials and other ornaments and there are miniatures illustrating the Passover story and the Seder feast itself. It is reproduced in this volume, together with a transcript and a translation, so that the book may be used, as intended, at Passover ceremonies. The medieval commentary in the margins of the text is often inscribed in the form of domestic objects, animals and creatures of all kinds and is also translated here. | |
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The Childrens Haggadah Silberman HB £19.95 (Still in stock) |
| A classic Haggadah for children, full of things to pull, turn and touch, that really brings the story alive. |
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