Three Children’s Books About Rosh Hashanah
Growing up, I always loved Rosh Hashanah. Being able to hang out with family, lots of good food, and the general air of happiness that surrounded the holiday.
Growing up, I always loved Rosh Hashanah. Being able to hang out with family, lots of good food, and the general air of happiness that surrounded the holiday.
From the FYPs of readers on TikTok to bookstores, The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E Schwab is what everybody is talking about. And why wouldn’t they when the book has a protagonist that’s like a breath of fresh air and a painful and damning curse? While the story begins in 1714 France, the book itself starts in modern-day NYC.