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Sukkot: A Family Seder »
Authors: Judith Z. Abrams, Katherine Janus Kahn
ISBN-13: 9780929371757, ISBN-10: 0929371755
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Lerner Publishing Group
Date Published: August 1993
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Author Biography: Judith Z. Abrams
Book Synopsis
Table of Contents
Subjects
Christianity
Judaism & Judaica Holidays & Festivals - Judaism
Judaism & Judaica Holidays & Festivals - Judaism Other Jewish Holidays & Festivals
Religion Books Judaism & Judaica Holidays & Festivals - Judaism
Christianity Christianity All Religion
Nonfiction Religion All Religion
Religion Books Christianity All Religion
Judaism & Judaica Holidays & Festivals - JudaismJudaism & Judaica
Holidays & Festivals - Judaism Other Jewish Holidays & FestivalsReligion Books
Judaism & Judaica Holidays & Festivals - JudaismChristianity
Christianity All ReligionNonfiction
Religion All ReligionReligion Books
Christianity All Religion
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