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The Coronaggadah: Celebrating our coming forth from quarantine into freedom - Paperback

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by Addelin Replogle (Illustrator), Jennifer J. Wollan (Author)

For generations, Jews have been gathering once a year to celebrate the great Exodus from slavery in Egypt. In 2020, the annual seder was abruptly canceled by Covid. This book, written for the Un-Seder I held in October of 2021, is a celebration of our cautious return to pre-pandemic socializing. From new answers to the four questions, to the 10 Plagues of the Trump press conferences, to all the things that helped us through the dark times (Dayenu!) The Coronaggadah tells the story of the pandemic in a way that's familiar to anyone who has ever attended a seder. Because everyone, Jew and Gentile alike, deserves a chance to raise a glass (or four) to freedom. Even if it's only the freedom to dine out.

Number of Pages: 48
Dimensions: 0.1 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: March 23, 2022
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