Not So Fast, Max: A Rosh Hashanah Visit with Grandma By Annette Schottenfeld Ages 4-8Max and Emily's Grandma has some super ideas for a Rosh Hashanah cooking project. But first they need to go to the orchard to pick some apples. The kids learn that their Israeli savta has some surprising skills and Max sees that sometimes the journey can be the reward. Two easy to follow and child friendly recipes are included in the book. These make terrific projects for collaboration and an opportunity to make your own new tradition. Annette

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