Publisher's Synopsis
The Legacy of Purim: Between History and Imagination is a captivating story that blends adventure, history, and tradition-perfect for children ages 6 to 12. Through the eyes of Yael, a curious and energetic girl, readers are transported to a kibbutz in Israel, where history and imagination come together to bring the celebration of Purim to life.
Yael lives with her beloved bobe Sara, who always has a fascinating story to tell. However, she never imagined that her own family held an ancient and magical legacy. One day, she discovers a bracelet that once belonged to Rivka, an ancestor who lived during the time of Queen Esther, Mordechai, and Haman. This discovery marks the beginning of an exciting adventure, where the past comes to life and intertwines with Yael's imagination.
Over the course of eight chapters, children will follow Yael and her friends as they uncover Esther's bravery, Haman's downfall, and the joyful traditions of Purim. From the mysterious bracelet to the excitement of the festival, each chapter offers a valuable lesson on courage, friendship, and the importance of family heritage.
This book is not only a wonderful way to teach young readers about the holiday of Purim, but it also promotes values such as generosity, bravery, and the significance of community. With a storytelling style full of magic, laughter, and meaningful lessons, The Legacy of Purim is the perfect book to introduce children to history while keeping them engaged with an exciting and accessible plot.
Through her creativity and courage, Yael proves that the legacy of Purim is not just a memory of the past but a source of inspiration for future generations. This book is ideal for reading as a family, in the classroom, or as part of the Purim celebration-creating a special moment of learning and fun.
