A Different Kind of Passover

Reach for this book when a change in a loved one's health threatens to disrupt a cherished family tradition or holiday celebration. It speaks directly to the anxiety children feel when a grandparent is unwell and the typical 'rules' of a holiday must shift. The story follows young Jessie, who realizes that while her grandfather is too ill to lead the Seder downstairs, the family can bring the celebration to him. It is a gentle, comforting guide for children aged 4 to 8 who are learning how to balance sadness with celebration. Parents will appreciate how the book models creative problem solving and emotional resilience, showing that love and togetherness are the most important ingredients of any tradition, even when they look different than they used to.