The Little Red Hen and the Passover Matzah (Paperback)

from AbigailAdams26

The traditional tale of the Little Red Hen, who plants and harvests her own grain, takes it to the miller, and bakes it into bread, all by herself, and then must decide whether to share the fruits of her labor with her lazy friends, is retold by Leslie Kimmelman as a Passover story in this appeal...

from HeidiJones

This is an interesting account of the classic tale The Little Red Hen. I liked that it incorporated the Jewish culture and the Yiddish terms in the glossary are fun to learn. It would be a great one to add to a study of classic tales.

from vbarbe1

In my opinion this is a good book. I like the book because of the descriptive language used through out the story. It was very detailed when describing hen's activities to prepare for Passover and the responses she was given when she asked for help. The book also used words that maybe unfamiliar ...

from misscopaneca

I love this version of the little red hen! It is a gracious twist that the hen invites the other animals to eat with her, after not helping with the matzah preparations; they are contrite and help with the dishes after the meal! I may read this book in my English Language Development class, as we...

from misscopaneca

I love this version of the little red hen! It is a gracious twist that the hen invites the other animals to eat with her, after not helping with the matzah preparations; they are contrite and help with the dishes after the meal! I may read this book in my English Language Development class, as we...