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Not So Fast, Max A Rosh Hashanah Visit with Grandma by Annette Schottenfeld portrays a fun blend of old and new holiday traditions shared by different generations. When Max and Emilys hip Savta visits from Israel and takes the kids to an orchard, impatient Max and eager Emily have different ideas about how the day should go. Colored with a beautiful autumn palette by illustrator Jennifer Kirkham, the kids discuss the cornerstones of Rosh Hashanah such as apples and honey and shofar blowing as they make their way through the orchard. Max and Emily learn more about their Savta and the history and traditions they ultimately choose to embrace and make their own. This sweet story depicts the love between the family, and the valuable lesson that its important to take the time to listen to one another and be open to learning new things. Not So Fast, Max A Rosh Hashanah Visit with Grandma will surely become a favorite book for readers of all ages. A bonus recipe and holiday section is a welcome end cap to this wonderful story.

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In "Not So Fast, Max," author Annette Schottenfeld does an incredible job of taking readers along the journey of Max and Emily as they learn about Rosh Hashanah traditions! When their Savta from Israel comes to visit, Max is eager to make caramel apples with her. Upon visiting the orchard to gather their important ingredients, readers are drawn in, just as Max and Emily were, as they learn about their Savta's Rosh Hashanah traditions and hear incredible childhood stories from her past. From the special relationship portrayed between Savta and her grandchildren, to the wonderful lessons spread throughout the story (patience, importance of family, tradition), Annette wrote a book that all children and their families will be able to enjoy together. As a 4th grade teacher, I know my students will absolutely fall in love with and relate to Max and Emily as they go on a journey to learn about their culture. I am SO excited to read this book to them, so we can share the magic together! (I am also so excited to try the incredible recipes at the end of the book! Such a fun and interactive way to continue to share the joy of Max and Emily's adventure!)

A very "sweet" Rosh Hashanah tale!

Each character is appealing in Annette Schottenfeld's heartwarming story. The children show real and relatable emotions. Emily licks her lips and says she loves dipping apples in honey. She giggles and jokes as she responds with a cute pun. A sticky New Year referred to the stickiness of the honey. Max is more challenging. He rushes to hurry Savta to get started and would rather dip the apples in caramel than the traditional honey. He groans that the steps will take so long. The speech is perfect, just the right length of dialogue that mixes emotion and action. It tells the reader exactly what the journey is. Max groans, sighs, stomps, all part of being an active child. The grandmother is spunky, visits each Rosh Hashanah from Israel and drives the children to the orchard. Independent, this grandmother flies across the ocean, drives a car, and suggests that the children follow her. Her bouncy long hair adds to her inviting character. Savta helps Max put the brakes on, after she hears Max want to make caramel apples, and tells him "Not so Fast, Max," because she has plans. Many of us who have a Max or know a Max are immediately thinking ahead to situations that he may get into. Savta knows her grandchildren and plans ahead to make her visit an enjoyable one. I loved the way time the author handles time. The story begins "Each year when the leaves turned colors." There are many fabulous lines. Gravel crunched under the tires as they drove into the orchard. Not only do you hear sounds of the gravel, but you feel the car driving on the road. Hebrew words are used and contextually explained in close proximity to the word even though a glossary is given. First, we learn that the grandmother is going to visit. Then Max addresses his grandmother, Savta, are we really making caramel apples? Savta is grandmother in Hebrew. When Savta suggests picking more, Max suggests tossing more rotten ones. We are led to believe that something else might happen, especially since the children have had a long day, but the next spread reveals a charming gust of leaves circling in the wind and Max and Emily are swept into the enjoyment of the moment. Savta compares the circling of leaves to the way one end of the year leads into the beginning of the next. Emily's comparison of around and around of the leaves to a round challah, lets us imagine good experiences that can happen when a family goes apple picking. What we don't expect is the twist showing how Savta shares her talents. Savta's praise of Max as a quick learner helps Max feels so good about himself that he allows himself to listen to her tell a story about her childhood and together they make new traditions. The author includes child friendly backmatter. The holiday of Rosh Hashanah is explained, and two recipes are given to further a child's enjoyment.I imagine a child reading the book wanting to reread it after making each recipe. Illustrations by Jennifer Kirkham are precious! Well done! Annette Schottenfeld!

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I truly enjoyed reading, "Not So Fast, Max: A Rosh Hashanah Visit With Grandma," a "sweet" new picture book written by Annette Schottenfeld and illustrated by Jennifer Kirkham. This is a warm story that focuses on the value of family and tradition.
When Emily and Max's spirited and loving Savta (Grandma) visits from Israel to celebrate the religious holiday of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, the stage is set for family adventure. Savta and the children are eagerly looking forward to making the traditional sweet apple treats together for the holiday. But when Max is a bit impatient and wants to get started right away, Savta cleverly says, "Not so fast, Max." Savta has plans to first take them to an apple orchard to select just the right apples. As the day progresses, Max discovers how special it is to spend time together. Max begins to appreciate the joy of sharing old traditions while starting new ones.
This book presents a wonderful age-appropriate introduction to the significance of the Rosh Hashanah holiday and the meaning of some of the holiday's traditions.
What also makes this story special is that while clearly intended for the enjoyment of readers of the Jewish faith, it takes the time and effort to explain the meaning and customs of Rosh Hashanah to readers of other faiths, as well.
I especially loved the symbolism of the circle of leaves representing the end of one year transitioning into the next.
Jennifer Kirkham's charming illustrations beautifully complements the author's lyrical text and sets just the right tone in every illustration.
"Not So Fast, Max: A Rosh Hashanah Visit With Grandma," is a perfect holiday story that will be enjoyed year after year. To continue the fun, the back matter includes a history of Rosh Hashanah, a glossary of Hebrew words and two delicious recipes to help start your own traditions.
This book will definitely hit your "sweet" spot. Kudos to Annette Schottenfeld and Jennifer Kirkham! 5 out of 5 stars.

A "sweet" holiday story!