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The Hanukkah Fable of Little Dreidel and Silver Menorah: A Dyslexic Inclusive Hanukkah Story Featuring Dyslexie Font, Full Color Pages, Large Easy to ... of Self Worth, Family, and Holiday Traditions - Softcover

Rouss, Sylvia

 
9781643722962: The Hanukkah Fable of Little Dreidel and Silver Menorah: A Dyslexic Inclusive Hanukkah Story Featuring Dyslexie Font, Full Color Pages, Large Easy to ... of Self Worth, Family, and Holiday Traditions

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This book is Dyslexic inclusive; it is printed in a font that everyone can read, including people with dyslexia.

"Every fable has a moral. On the last night of Hanukkah, a littledreidel learns the important lesson that true happiness comes fromjust being yourself. The plain wooden dreidel is unhappy that no one is playing the dreidel game. "Nobody notices me", the dreidel complains to the beautifully lit silver menorah. With the help of the silver menorah, the woodendreidel learns that he too is special!"


Level Learner Books #5 - Complex plots, challenging vocabulary, and high-interest topics for the independent reader.

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Sylvia Rouss grew up in California and first began writing for the children in her preschool class. As an early childhood educator, she was the recipient of the Samuel Glasner Creative Teaching Award and the Grinspoon Steinhardt Award for excellence in Jewish education. Sylvia credits the children in her classroom for her inspiration. She is the author of more than 50 books including the Sammy Spider series, as well as, The Littlest series. She received the National Jewish book Award for her story, The Littlest Pair, and she received the Sydney Taylor Honor Award for Sammy Spider's First Trip to Israel and Mitzvah the Mutt. In addition, Sammy Spider's First Shavuot and Tali's Jerusalem Scrapbook were named Sydney Taylor Notable Books. Sylvia resides in Oxnard, California with her husband, Jeff, and has three married adult children and six grandchildren. Besides family and writing, she maintains a busy schedule that includes lecturing and book readings throughout the United States, Europe and Israel.

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