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My Sister's Wedding
The author describes his sister's wedding, including the preparations, the ceremony in the synagogue, the actions of the rabbi, and the celebration afterward.
32 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1987
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October 8, 2012
In this book, a young Jewish boy's sister Sally is getting married to a man named Larry. It is a fiction book. I would use this book in literacy to teach about plot, characters, and setting. I think the students would like the text because they have probably been to a wedding, been in a wedding, or will eventually attend a wedding. They will be interested in some of the Jewish wedding traditions like the groom smashing the glass wrapped in cloth. Even though the pictures are black and white, there is a great deal of detail the students will enjoy. Using this book, the Jewish wedding tradition can be taught to students learning about different religions.
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