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Can't Start Passover without the Bread! - Paperback

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by Israel Drazin (Author), Mediaworks (Illustrator), Leba Lieder (Author)

Children will enjoy the escapades of Moti the mouse as he tries to help his family and humans in the holy city of Jerusalem, Israel, while modestly keeping his help secret. They will delight in the story's humor, enjoy the fun drawings, identify with Moti, and learn about Passover. Moti has his faults, as do we all. But what he has also - and what other should learn from him - is courage and the desire to help.

Author Biography

Leba Lieder has been teaching children for over thirty years, from elementary through high school. She earned her BA and MA from Towson State University in Maryland. She, her husband Jeffrey and their five children currently live in Raanana, Israel, where she is teaching. She and her father Dr. Israel Drazin have written three more books of the Moti Series. Dr. Israel Drazin is the author of nineteen published books most of which are on the Bible and philosophy. www.booksnthoughts.com. MIND is a graduate of McMaster University, Capilano College and the Canadian Film Centre. He creates art in different media for a living. MINDMEDIAWORKS works in Animation, Art, Design, Direction, Editing, Illustration, Instruction, Production, Sculpture, Storyboards and Writing. www.mindmediaworks.ca

Number of Pages: 32
Dimensions: 0.08 x 11 x 8.5 IN
Publication Date: January 19, 2013
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