Ellie Gellman Books

Jeremy's dreidel

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Jeremy signs up for a Hanukkah workshop to make unusual dreidels and creates a clay dreidel with braille dots for his dad, who is blind.

Jeremy's dreidel

By Ellie Gellman

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Jeremy signs up for a Hanukkah workshop to make unusual dreidels and creates a clay dreidel with braille dots for his dad, who is blind.

It's Chanukah!

By Ellie Gellman

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During Hanukkah, Gila counts candles, chocolate coins, and apples and finds things with different shapes and colors. On board pages.

Justin's Hebrew name

By Ellie Gellman

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When Justin begins Hebrew school without a Hebrew name, his friends and the rabbi help him pick the perfect one.

Tamar's sukkah

By Ellie Gellman

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Tamar calls on her older and bigger friends in the neighborhood to help her complete the sukkah she has built as a temporary shelter to celebrate Sukkoth.

Tamar s Sukkah

By Ellie Gellman

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Jeremy s dreidel

By Ellie Gellman

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A boy makes a Braille Hanukkah dreidel for his father, who is blind. Includes instructions for making different types of dreidels.

Jeremy s Dreidel

By Ellie Gellman, Maria Mola

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Justin s Hebrew Name

By Barbara Gellner, Ellie Gellman

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Jeremy s Dreidel

By Ellie Gellman

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