Are You Chanukah or Christmas?

by Felicia Miller-Stehr & Illustrated by Rosalinde Block


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Softcover
$17.99
Softcover
$17.99

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 10/16/2008

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 8.5x11
Page Count : 32
ISBN : 9781434395177

About the Book

Are you Chanukah or Christmas?  is the perfect holiday book for children 2-7 years old who celebrate  one holiday or two and have the desire to find meaning on both!  Set in New York City, a whimsical little girl named Sofia takes us on her holiday adventure as she walks along the streets of Manhattan asking passersby which holiday they celebrate. From her nail lady to a business man, to a woman sipping tea, she wonders then asks, if they have a Menorah or a Christmas tree. In lovely riddle rhymes, each answer she gets puts a smile on her face, teaches her about the different ways people celebrate and keeps her yearning to learn more. From the Dog Walker to the Taxi Driver, their unique answers feed her imagination until unexpectedly she is approached by a little boy who has secretly been following her on her adventure.  He turns the tables on her and asks “Are YOU Chanukah or Christmas?” To his surprise, she is overjoyed to be asked the question she’s been asking others and goes on to explain that she celebrates BOTH holidays!  “It doesn't matter how you celebrate or what holiday you choose, as long as it’s with the ones you love, you just can't lose!"  In the end she had the answer all along and realizes that holidays are about family.

 

 

 


About the Author

Felicia Miller-Stehr  has worked as a Television Producer and Talent Executive for 20 years.  She has worked for many networks including MTV, Nickelodeon, Fox News Channel, Oxygen, Lifetime, Discovery , ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX.   “Are You Chanukah or Christmas?”  is the first children’s book she has written and conceived.   Miller–Stehr hails from Los Angeles, California and now resides in New York City with her husband Andy and her daughter’s Sofia and Maya. They only celebrate one holiday— but think it would be really cool to celebrate two!