By Audrey Penn
ISBN-10: 1933718161
ISBN-13: 9781933718163
Sophie and her brother are fascinated with the arriving of Hanukkah, and so they fortunately fresh the cottage and shine the Menorah as their present to the relatives. but if their mom stocks her fear that they don't have adequate cooking oil to final 8 days, their father tells them the tale at the back of the vacation party and the miracle of the oil. encouraged by way of the tale, the relations creates its personal Miracle Jar and watches the oil disappear as they benefit from the specified meals that every day brings. The family's desire and religion is proven whilst a final wipe of the fabric produces sufficient oil to arrange the 8 day's deal with.
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Facing a difficult, if not impossible, request, the King asks his trusted counselors for advice. Do experts really know more? First up is the Lord High Chamberlain. After reciting a list of everything he has previously done for the King – including obtaining ivory and pink elephants – he replies that he can’t get the moon. The moon, he says, is 35,000 miles away, bigger than Lenore’s room, and made of molten copper. The King is furious. He dismisses the Lord High Chamberlain and calls for the Royal Wizard.
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The Miracle Jar: A Hanukkah Story by Audrey Penn
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