Join A Touch of Passover`s wide-eyed illustrated kids as they pat and prod their way through the symbols of the Passover Seder. Curious fingers will be unable to resist the bumpy matzah, leafy bitter maror, sticky wine droplets and more. Boys and girls are equally represented and impishly drawn to accompany the simple but engaging text. Printed on tough board book with wipe-able pages, A Touch of Passover will survive to be enjoyed throughout many Seders.

... will keep toddlers' fingers busy.

With a simple and appealing text by Ari Sollish wonderfully framed with colorful artwork by Boruch Becker, A Touch Of Passover is a "mini-guide" to the springtime jewish holiday which celebrates the Exodus from Egypt. There is a bumpy "matzah" that's authentic looking right down to the browned bubbles, a wine illustration that comes alive with a shiny Bordeaux patch that's also sticky like real wine, a "leather" "Haggadah" seder-book cover, a crinkled leaf of bitter herbs, and a silky "matzah" bag, all of which combine to provide a true "touch me" experience in this toddler-proof board book. A Touch Of Passover is also available in a Spanish language edition.

Ari Sollish, managing editor of English publications at Kehot Publishing Society, has translated and edited several volumes of the acclaimed Chassidic Heritage Series, Jewish mystical and philosophical discourses explained in layman’s terms. A Touch of Passover, his first children’s book, was inspired by his eight-month-old baby at their home in Brooklyn, NY.

Ken (Boruch) Becker studied illustration and cartooning at the School of Visual Arts under the tutelage of the recently departed comics legend Will Eisner. His critically acclaimed illustrations and animation have appeared in various forms of media, from comic books to CD-ROM games. He currently resides in Manhattan Beach with his wife Marla and two daughters, Elora and Maya, where he works as a Disney animator.