Passover Parodies: Short Plays for the Seder Table, by Shoshana Hantman.

Share your Passover seder with the Marx Brothers, Harry Potter, William Shakespeare, Alfred Hitchcock, or Sherlock Holmes. Let Gilbert and Sullivan, a pair of baseball broadcasters, or the cast of Casablanca or Doctor Who tell the exodus story. Everyone around the table gets to play a part! Entertaining and engaging, Passover Parodies in the perfect companion for any haggadah.

Why We Celebrate Passover, a picture book, written and illustrated by Howard M. Kurtz.

A comprehensive telling of the Passover story told in simple and entertaining verse, accompanied by vibrant illustrations.

The Story of Passover, a picture book by David A Adler. Illustrated by Jill Weber.

The miraculous story of how Moses was narrowly saved as an infant and then grew up to lead his people out of slavery unfolds in a straight-forward text and in vibrant and boldly colored acrylic paintings.

Perfect for introducing young children to the Jewish holiday of Passover, this picture book presents the crucial events in Exodus in a format that is both accessible to children and beautiful to behold.

Stone Soup with Matzoh Balls: A Passover Tale in Chelm, a picture book by Linda Glaser. Illustrated by Maryam Tabatabaei.

An old man walks into the town of Chelm asking for food. The townspeople claim they  have nothing to share, but the man explains that he can make enough food for everyone with just a stone. The townspeople are intrigued and watch the man as he creates a pot of delicious matzoh ball soup. As he begins to cook, he asks for one ingredient and then another, which the townspeople provide. In the end, they have unknowingly contributed to making a Seder feast for all to share!