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4.0 out of 5 stars
Jewish Alphabet,
By Jewish Book World Magazine (New York, NY) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Jewish Alphabet (Hardcover)
Jewish traditions, customs, and religious practices are highlighted and illustrated in this alphabet book.The words are in rhyme. The entire alphabet is at the top of all twenty-six entries and the highlighted entry from each page is in bold face. Below the linear alphabet, the highlighted letters are drawn to represent the letter, as well as to depict the chosen word. There are also additional words beginning with the same letter scattered on the page. This enlarges the Judaic theme and expands the child's vocabulary. Some of the alphabet choices are stretched a bit, such as using C for cloth illustrated as a tallit, or D for dipping (apples). The artist uses bold colors and integrates the letters into the illustrations creatively. This is the first book by both author and illustrator. This book is a fine introduction to many Jewish terms and symbols for very young children. For ages 3-6. Reviewed by Barbara Silverman
5.0 out of 5 stars
An ABC book that also celebrates aspects of Jewish religion and culture,
By Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Jewish Alphabet (Hardcover)
Written by quality childcare and early education advocate Janet Clement and illustrated by Jewish Day School facility operations manager Albert G. Rodriguez, Jewish Alphabet is an ABC book that also celebrates aspects of Jewish religion and culture. A brief, rhyming couplet accompanies each letter of the alphabet, and most entries are followed by a prose explanation of words or terms that may be unfamiliar to a child. The uncomplicated color illustrations complement the entries nicely. A list of the 26 letters of the alphabet is at the top of each page, with the current letter highlighted, to help young children better grasp where each letter comes in the alphabet. "Yy is for yarmulke, which sits on a Rabbi's head. / Some prefer to call this a kipa instead. // Yarmulkes are worn as a sign of respect, a reminder that God is above all."
5.0 out of 5 stars
EVERY child should have this book!,
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This review is from: Jewish Alphabet (Hardcover)
Whether you are Jewish, Christian, or any other religious affiliation, you should own this book! It is rich with vivid, color illustrations and simply explains basic Jewish holidays, ritual items, customs and more. A great learning tool for any child.
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Jewish Alphabet by Janet Clement (Hardcover - August 31, 2006)
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