Haggadah -- A Different Night

HAG SAMEACH!!
We're done -- it's late Thursday afternoon, April 17, and it's time to go home and do Shabbat and seder preparation. It's also too late to send anything for delivery before the seder. If you still need haggadot, please try your local Judaica store. Or call us Tuesday April 22 -- we'll be delighted to help you then.

To order, click here! New in 2008

300 Ways to Ask the Four Questions by Murray Spiegel and Rickey Stein $39.95 Four Questions in 300 languages — modern and ancient, common and obscure, living and dying, real and made-up — with CD, DVD, puzzles & games	Richard Codor's Joyous Haggadah $11.95 A concise, fun, full-color cartoon haggadah, for children and those who share a seder with children.

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New in 2007 — A NIGHT TO REMEMBER
A haggadah with a sense of humor, that "breaks down the walls between secular and religious" — endorsed by rabbis from across the Jewish spectrum

A NIGHT TO REMEMBER
The Haggadah of
Contemporary Voices

A sequel from Zion Holiday Publications — the home that brought you A Different Night — all new material, full-color, produced in Israel, illustrated by Michel Kichka.

Single copy $18.95
2 or more $13.95
10 or more $11.95

Our Old Favorite Learn More about A Different Night

A Different Night: The Family Participation Haggadah is the best haggadah available if you're looking for a creative, participatory seder. Published in 1997, it has sold over 140,000 copies, making it the best selling self-published haggadah in history. It has transformed thousands of seder evenings throughout North America (including my own). The red-covered "Compact Edition" covers the same territory but at a lower price. Either haggadah offers a full menu of art, commentary, and discussion starters, as well as easy-to-follow directions and the full traditional haggadah text with translation and much transliteration.

A Different Night,
Classic Edition (180p)
by Noam Zion
& David Dishon
2+ $12.95, 10+ $10.95

A Different Night,
Compact Edition (92p)
by Noam Zion
& David Dishon
5+ $6.95, 50+ $6.00

Leader's Guide to
A Different Night
by Noam Zion
& David Dishon
$7.95

Other great Pesach items — If you're a Hebrew speaker, or for an Israeli in your family, Halaila Hazeh is the new bestselling Israeli haggadah, published last year, an Israeli haggadah that starts where A Different Night left off. The Plagues Bag is a sure hit with small children — buy one and make your own! And The Interactive Haggadah puts it all on your computer — newly updated [PC only] version.

Halaila Hazeh
all-Hebrew Haggadah
by Mishael Zion
and Noam Zion
$25.00

The Interactive Haggadah
CD: The entire haggadah
plus songs, games,
puzzles and more

Plagues Bag

Ten toys, one
for each plague
$10.95

The Bedtime Sh'ma folder was developed by IKKARIM, a project of Boston Hebrew College and Combined Jewish Philanthropies. Written by Noam Zion, it contains basic Jewish prayer and activities for bedtime. This is a wonderful resource for young families. (Shown below are the front cover and centerspread.) Size 8.75x19, card stock, laminated, ful color.

The Bedtime Sh'ma
by Noam Zion

single $3.95
10+ $3.00, 25+ $2.00

New for Hanukkah!

The Curse of Blessings
by Mitch Chefitz
Harold Kushner describes these as "stories that will burrow into our souls and remain there."
$10.95

The Adventures of Agent Emes
Five films by Leibel Cohen
An 11-year-old yeshiva boy with a secret identity fights the evil Dr. Lo-Tov. They will delight your children, and surprise you with their depth. Lengths range from 20 minutes to an hour.
$17.95 except Chanukah $21.95

A Day Apart: Shabbat at Home is Noam Zion's latest work. It is 8.75"x9.5" (same size as the haggadah), 168 pages of full color, and takes you on a step-by-step tour of Shabbat, from preparation to Havdalah.
The Jews of Yemen: The Last Generation is Zion Ozeri's photo essay on his own people. It's a "coffee table" book, 9.5x12 and gorgeous.
Love Letters is a retrospective of 35 years of Ketubot by Israeli artist David Moss, who revived the art of the illuminated ketubah starting in the late 60s.