Matzah Belowstairs

Author:   Susan Meyer ,  Mette Engell
Publisher:   Kar-Ben Copies Ltd
ISBN:  

9781541521698


Pages:   24
Publication Date:   01 February 2019
Recommended Age:   From 6 to 7 years
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Susan Meyer ,  Mette Engell
Publisher:   Kar-Ben Copies Ltd
Imprint:   Kar-Ben Copies Ltd
Dimensions:   Width: 21.60cm , Height: 0.80cm , Length: 25.70cm
Weight:   0.113kg
ISBN:  

9781541521698


ISBN 10:   1541521692
Pages:   24
Publication Date:   01 February 2019
Recommended Age:   From 6 to 7 years
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In stock   Availability explained
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Two loving Jewish families live at the Winkler house: Abovestairs are the Winklers themselves; 'Belowstairs'--under the floorboards--is the Mouse family. All the inhabitants are anticipating Passover, but the Mouse family's preparations are in crisis: the Winklers have put their matzah in a new, impenetrable tin ('Nobody could chew through that, ' says Grandpa Mouse), and how can the Mouses have their Seder if they can't forage for matzah? Leave it to the youngest, smallest members of each family--Eli Winkler and Miriam Mouse--to solve the problem: they turn the ancient ritual of finding the afikoman into an opportunity to restock the Mouses' matzah supply. Meyer's breezy, brief text lifts the story, and Engell's wide-eyed, anxious mice should resonate with readers experiencing their own family's holiday-related shpilkes. --Publishers Weekly -- Journal


Two loving Jewish families live at the Winkler house: Abovestairs are the Winklers themselves; 'Belowstairs'--under the floorboards--is the Mouse family. All the inhabitants are anticipating Passover, but the Mouse family's preparations are in crisis: the Winklers have put their matzah in a new, impenetrable tin ('Nobody could chew through that, ' says Grandpa Mouse), and how can the Mouses have their Seder if they can't forage for matzah? Leave it to the youngest, smallest members of each family--Eli Winkler and Miriam Mouse--to solve the problem: they turn the ancient ritual of finding the afikoman into an opportunity to restock the Mouses' matzah supply. Meyer's breezy, brief text lifts the story, and Engell's wide-eyed, anxious mice should resonate with readers experiencing their own family's holiday-related shpilkes. --Publishers Weekly --Journal


Author Information

Susan Lynn Meyer is the author of several books, including picture books, as well as middle grade novels Black Radishes and Skating with the Statue of Liberty. She lives outside Boston with her family and her cat, Molly. Mette Engell is a self-taught children's illustrator and a surface designer. She lives by the ocean in Denmark with her husband and their three kids, two cats, and a lionhead bunny in a blue house filled with art supplies, picture books, and Legos.

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