Reviews

Why should Christmas books have all the fun? Here’s a Haggadah as bright, whimsical, and sweet as “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” Four thousand yeaars in the making! A Haggadah your kids (and you) will love to read!

Mike Reiss, Writer/Producer, “The Simpsons”

“Wow! Can these folks tell a story! (not that the original Author wasn’t great shakes to begin with!) And the drawings! As good as Sheldon Mayer, almost! Maybe even better! Seriously, folks- how can you go another nano-second without owning a copy of this soon to be classic! Buy a dozen! Give them away to complete strangers! Then buy more!”

Larry Hama, Author/Screen Writer, “All Ages Night”

No cartoonist can match Richard Codor for his whimsical sense of humor and his understanding of the Jewish world. His Haggadah promises to bridge the greatest divide in the Jewish world—between adults and children.

Alan M. Tigay, Executive Editor, Hadassah Magazine

“What a delightful romp through the seder via this Joyous Haggadah! The multi-layered narrative and rituals in this haggadah appeal to the eye, the imagination, the funny-bone, and the occasion. Beginning with the prequel of the Joseph story, continuing until the Israelites gain their freedom, and ending with more symbolic rituals and song, the combination of telling the story and conducting the seder is presented clearly with charming and wacky humor (in both words and visuals).

The cartoon-like illustrations not only enhance the story but will also add to a memorable and joy-filled shared family experience!”

Peninnah Schram, Storyteller and Author of Jewish Stories One Generation Tells Another (Jason Aronson/ Rowman & Littlefield) and The Hungry Clothes and Other Jewish Folktales (Sterling Publishing Co.).