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Talia and the Passover HUG-gadah by Linda Elovitz Marshall Yiddish Learning These photographers have been theWOW! A whole holiday about HUGS! As Talia places books called Haggadahs on the Passover table, she can't wait for the hugging to begin. While waiting, Talia learns about the Jewish people's escape from slavery in Egypt, the Ten Plagues, the Four Questions, and the Passover meal. But where are all the hugs? After all, it's called the "HUG gadah," isn't it? 3 6 years Hardcover