With English translation. Text in Hebrew and English. Famous and much loved children's Haggadah.
Illustrated by Erwin Singer with a new translation in prose and verse by Mr. Isidore Wartski and Rev Arthur Saul Super and with A Selection of Seder Melodies.
This child's first seder service features the story of Passover, an explanation of holiday symbols, seder blessings and songs. With bright pictures to color. Plus recipes, and craft ideas. The ultimate children's haggadah has over 2 million copies in print.
Magnificent, beautiful, and dramatic--this haggadah is worthy of superlatives! The creative genius of Rabbi Baruch Chait, combined with the superb skill of master illustrator Gadi Pollack, make this haggadah one-of-a-kind. The realistic illustrations will literally transport you back to Egypt, as it looked and felt during the Exodus. The torture our nation experienced, and the wonder of redemption are all captured in these life-like pictures. Experience the thrill of G-d's Redemption, the pain of our ancestors, and the magnitude of the Ten Plagues, in this remarkable haggadah. Full-color pictures, with midrashic interpretations and an intriguing essay on the Exodus from Egypt.
Laminated pages to protect against spills at the seder table.
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 120
Publisher: Feldheim
The Katz Haggadah Laminated [Hardcover]
By: Rabbi Baruch Chait
Illustrated by: Gadi Pollack and Evgeny Markovich
This marvelous Haggada is a treasure for each family member. The younger children will be delighted with the Midrashim, parables and number(gematriya) riddles. Teenagers and their parents will enjoy the questions and answers that address and lucidly explain basic points of the Haggada. Teachers and educators will find this book invaluable, since it presents the material in the vivid style for which "The Little Midrash Says" series has become famous. This Haggada provides much more information than can be discussed during the Seder nights. It will actually keep the family busy during the yom tov meals all eight days of Pesach! Recommended for ages 9 through adult.
