I saw this book in the window of the Friends of the Library book store in Rockville, Maryland. I had to run inside and buy it immediately. I am saving it to share with the younger members of my family and friends on Passover, hopefully for years to come.

This is such a cute book! It's the story of a mouse who saw the process of how wheat turns into matzah, leaving him proud to be the individual that did the watching. The story is sweet, the drawings are beautiful, and the information is interesting. I especially like the introduction "about matzah" for those who know nothing about the unleavened bread of the Jewish festival of Passover. I think this would be a fun book to save and share with the youngest seder guests every Passover.

This book was not chosen by my friends during Passover so I'll be releasing it to my across-the-street neighbor,

This book was not chosen by my friends during Passover so I released it to my across-the-street neighbor.

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I'm releasing this book for...

***The 2019 April Showers/May Flowers release challenge hosted by GoryDetails. This book has a picture of WHEAT on its cover,

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