Description
This richly illustrated tale gives children a step-by-step guide to preparing a sukkah (hut) for the festival of Sukkot. With the help of friends and family, wood is gathered, leaves are foraged, and the roof put in place. Decorations are then made, mouth-watering food is prepared, and everything is set for the sun going down. Sukkot has begun! By showing children the ways in which they can take part in the festivities - from singing and dancing with friends, to creating posters and paperchains for the sukkah - this book reveals how their happiness and enthusiasm are key this joyful festival. It also shows the pleasure that can be found in working together as part of a community. With its engaging story and endearing message, Build a Sukkah is a delightful celebration of love, family, and generosity, guaranteed to leave children captivated. Orit Magia is an acclaimed children's books author and illustrator, as well as an industrial designer and co-owner of SHULAB - an international studio for design. She studied design at the Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem and applies her multiple talents to visual storytelling, industrial and graphic design.
About the Author
Katie Moss is an award-winning editor and writer from North London. As a teenager, she was a youth leader at several Jewish organizations, creating and running fun, imaginative and engaging activity programmes for young children in the UK and abroad. This, but possibly also the demands from friends to give speeches at their bar and bat mitzvahs aged 13, sparked her love of writing and storytelling. She went on to study English and Drama at the University of Sussex and has now worked in publishing for over six years.
Book Information
ISBN 9781805001119
Author Katie Moss
Format Hardback
Page Count 24
Imprint Green Bean Books
Publisher Greenhill Books
About the Author
Katie Moss is an award-winning editor and writer from North London. As a teenager, she was a youth leader at several Jewish organizations, creating and running fun, imaginative and engaging activity programmes for young children in the UK and abroad. This, but possibly also the demands from friends to give speeches at their bar and bat mitzvahs aged 13, sparked her love of writing and storytelling. She went on to study English and Drama at the University of Sussex and has now worked in publishing for over six years.
Book Information
ISBN 9781805001119
Author Katie Moss
Format Hardback
Page Count 24
Imprint Green Bean Books
Publisher Greenhill Books
