Purim Fun Book For Children: Scrolls of Esther Mordechai Achashverosh Wicked Haman Mishloach Manot Shushan

Enjoy and Learn About PurimPurim is a unique festival on the Jewish calendar. The most loved festival by all kids! They dress up in costumes, read the Megillat Ester - Scrolls of Esther and eat lots of Haman ears - Hamantaschen.This book was created to help children of all ages go through the main themes of Purim in a fun and interactive way.The kids through the story of Purim with colorful puzzles and activities - word search, mazes, crosswords ...

By Rachel Mintz
File Size: 9528 KB
Print Length: 54 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: Palm Tree Publishing (February 16, 2016)
Publication Date: February 16, 2016
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B01BVRB4MI
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Lending: Not Enabled
Format: PDF ePub TXT ebook

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Great activity book, though the inside cover page in one of the two books we ordered was torn. Quality control at Amazon Fulfillment could be better, so we're only giving it four stars for this damage alone. We were disappointed and hate to see our c

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She continues to live on Coll. She is a talented writer. At the end the author provides her sources while she was researching the book which makes for an interesting read. Awesome views and brings things to light you never really think of. Wouldn't have mattered if Fiona was catapulted back into ANY century. PDF ePub fb2 djvu book Purim Fun Book For Children: Scrolls Of Esther Mordechai Achashverosh Wicked Haman Mishloach Manot Shushan Pdf. I understand the need to establish personality, motives, etc. Not usually my cup of tea, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. Dean Lunt needs only to ask his grandparents Dick and Vivian Lunt or his parents and aunts for personal testimony. Daniel offers Lakea a love even stronger than Jeremy’s and helps her to see that God has given her another chance at a wonderful life. The author did not seem to have an axe to grind in favoring one group over the other but does render judgement and in this case it is squarely on the British for their "self-interest" related to their Imperial drivers and competitions.