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Lotsa Matzah by Tilda Balsley (2013, Children's Board Books)
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Product Identifiers
PublisherLerner Publishing Group
ISBN-100761366296
ISBN-139780761366294
eBay Product ID (ePID)126187276
Product Key Features
Book TitleLotsa Matzah
Number of Pages12 Pages
LanguageEnglish
TopicHolidays & Celebrations / Passover, Cooking & Food, Religious / Jewish
Publication Year2013
IllustratorYes, Gutierrez, Akemi
GenreJuvenile Fiction, Juvenile Nonfiction
AuthorTilda Balsley
FormatChildren's Board Books
Dimensions
Item Height0.3 in
Item Weight0.4 Oz
Item Length6.8 in
Item Width6.8 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceJuvenile Audience
LCCN2011-029765
Reviews"Just when you thought there couldnt be another Passover board book, author Tilda Balsley makes a charming contribution to the category with Lotsa Matzah. Told in rhyming couplets, Balsley does a remarkable job covering the basics of why we eat matzah to hiding the afikomen to culinary variations on the lotsa matzah we eat throughout the eight days of Passover. 'So Moses drew his people near. / Good news! Were getting out of here. / Hurry take the dough for bread. / No time to let it rise, he said.' The colloquial language is easy and inviting. The watercolor and pencil illustrations are lovely. This is a recommended purchase for home, school, and synagogue libraries with a preschool population." --Association of Jewish Libraries, "Appealing board books can sell anything to tots, if the adorable works. This new one is a good one . . . The warm, joyous illustrations rush all over, tirelessly, just like the targeted audience. Perfect for greasy hands and teeth tempted to chew, this latest addition to the board book pile has 'lotsa' pluses: more content than most, well told, well organized, well thought-out, well drawn. It contains sound information in a captivating way and is recommended for ages 2-4" -- Jewish Book World, "Just when you thought there couldn't be another Passover board book, author Tilda Balsley makes a charming contribution to the category with Lotsa Matzah. Told in rhyming couplets, Balsley does a remarkable job covering the basics of why we eat matzah to hiding the afikomen to culinary variations on the "lotsa matzah" we eat throughout the eight days of Passover. 'So Moses drew his people near. / Good news! We're getting out of here. / Hurry take the dough for bread. / No time to let it rise, he said.' The colloquial language is easy and inviting. The watercolor and pencil illustrations are lovely. This is a recommended purchase for home, school, and synagogue libraries with a preschool population." --Association of Jewish Libraries, "Appealing board books can sell anything to tots, if the adorable works. This new one is a good one. The topic is a piece of Passover tradition: matzah. In quick order author Tilda Balsley describes matzah, explains how it got that way, shows what it means to Jews and how it fits into the Seder service including hunting for the afikomen (note: for fun, not prizes) and, of course, mentions eating matzah endlessly for a week. This breathless rush of information (no bored listeners here) arrives in couplets that stay in meter; only one struggles with its rhyme. Except for the last page, the text is not up to Balsley's usual clever rhyming; however, the rhymes suffice for the age group. The warm, joyous illustrations rush all over, tirelessly, just like the targeted audience. Perfect for greasy hands and teeth tempted to chew, this latest addition to the board book pile has 'lotsa' pluses: more content than most, well told, well organized, well thought-out, well drawn. It contains sound information in a captivating way and is recommended for ages 2-4" -- Jewish Book World, "Appealing board books can sell anything to tots, if the adorable works. This new one is a good one. The topic is a piece of Passover tradition: matzah. In quick order author Tilda Balsley describes matzah, explains how it got that way, shows what it means to Jews and how it fits into the Seder service including hunting for the afikomen (note: for fun, not prizes) and, of course, mentions eating matzah endlessly for a week. This breathless rush of information (no bored listeners here) arrives in couplets that stay in meter; only one struggles with its rhyme. Except for the last page, the text is not up to Balsleys usual clever rhyming; however, the rhymes suffice for the age group. The warm, joyous illustrations rush all over, tirelessly, just like the targeted audience. Perfect for greasy hands and teeth tempted to chew, this latest addition to the board book pile has 'lotsa' pluses: more content than most, well told, well organized, well thought-out, well drawn. It contains sound information in a captivating way and is recommended for ages 2-4" -- Jewish Book World
Dewey Edition23
Grade FromPreschool
Dewey Decimal296.437
Grade ToPreschool
SynopsisWith matzah, we remember well / The Seder story we all tell. A rhyming introduction to Passover's traditional food, with children eating and enjoying "lotsa matzah" many different ways during the holiday. Introduce young children to Jewish life with Very First Board Books!, Why is matzah plain and flat? For centuries it's been like that. A rhyming introduction to Passover's traditional food, with children eating and enjoying "lotsa matzah" many different ways during the holiday.
LC Classification NumberBM695.P35B35 2013
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