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Rabbi Matzah: The Passover Book is a joyful, slightly silly, and beautifully illustrated guide through the Passover Seder - designed to keep kids engaged, grown-ups smiling, and families actually finishing the Seder for once. This isn't your typical Haggadah. It's part storybook, part Seder walkthrough, and completely fun, with just the right mix of tradition, humor, and heart.

At the center is Rabbi Matzah - a wise and whimsical guide who leads readers step-by-step through the 18 parts of the Seder. Along the way, readers meet animated food characters, sing classic songs, laugh at modern-day Seder moments, and even learn how to make matzah ball soup. The book includes real blessings (with translations and phonetic help), a full Seder plate explanation, activities, coloring pages, and even original recipes. It's built for modern families looking for meaning, structure, and fun at the table.

Perfect for children ages 4-12, but written with families in mind, this book can be used in Jewish and interfaith households, Hebrew schools, or even as a thoughtful Passover gift. Whether you're leading your first Seder or your fiftieth, Rabbi Matzah: The Passover Book helps make the night feel approachable, inclusive, and memorable.

This is Book 1 in the Rabbi Matzah Holiday Series, with more titles coming soon for Hanukkah, Purim, and beyond. With expressive illustrations and an inclusive tone, it helps readers of all ages connect with tradition in a way that feels personal and joyful.

If you've ever lost steam halfway through the Haggadah - this is the book you'll actually finish