Offers a holiday assortment of history, rituals, activities, songs, and recipes. Different families and historical figures are portrayed on each page. On one page, we see two women, wearing yarmulkes, standing on either side of a small table with a menorah on it. One woman is holding a baby; the other is lighting the menorah, with a small dog at her feet. Another page shows two men at a table playing dreidel with a child. The scenes are domestic enough that I read the adults as couples, although they could be siblings; Publisher’s Weekly interpreted them as couples as well, though.
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