jewish holidays

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jewish holidays

A Christmas story

2004
Dick, Jane, and Sally get in the holiday spirit, playing in the snow, baking cookies with Mother, and sharing with friends in the community.

Flag Day

2011
Easy-to-follow text introduces early readers to Flag Day, explaining how and why it is celebrated, how to properly fly the American flag, and why the flag is an important symbol in the United States.

The sugar-plum Christmas book

a book for Christmas and all the days of the year
1983
A collection of short stories, verses, activities, songs and miscellaneous facts. Includes Christmas carols, crafts, puppets, snacks and play dough.

Celebrate Thanksgiving

2008
Describes the history of Thanksgiving and how it is celebrated in the United States.

One wintry night

1994
Retells the Christmas story in a contemporary setting, beginning with creation and closing with Christ's resurrection.

Christmas everywhere

a book of Christmas customs of many lands
1998
Describes how children and grown-ups celebrate Christmas in twenty different countries, discussing what they do, what they eat, and what they believe.

A certain small shepherd

1997
Jamie, who cannot talk, is to play the part of a shepherd in the school Christmas pageant. He is disappointed when a blizzard cancels the pageant, but on Christmas morning, a miracle occurs.

A Christmas star

1997
A young girl looks forward to receiving mittens and oranges and candy at church on a Christmas Eve during the Depression, and when these special treats are stolen, her spirit sinks.

The Christmas story

according to the Gospels of Matthew and Luke from the King James Bible
1998

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