Happy Hanukkah! A round-up of Hanukkah books

Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, starts this evening at sundown, and continues for eight nights. I’m looking forward to celebrating with my family — we’ll light the menorah, sing songs, play dreidle, eat latkes, and get a little silly. And what better way to prepare for the holiday than by thinking about books?

Here’s a round-up of some of my family’s favorite Hanukkah books — these are mainly children’s books, but really fun to enjoy with all ages.

Hanukkah books for grown-ups seem to be a trend now, especially in romance. Here’s one I’ve read (The Matzah Ball), and a few whose covers made me smile (or, okay, burst out laughing).

Whatever you choose to read and whatever you celebrate, wishing you a holiday season filled with lights, good cheer, great company, and awesome reading!

13 thoughts on “Happy Hanukkah! A round-up of Hanukkah books

  1. What a fun collection of books! And so perfect for this time of year. There are several that look like fun…I’m going to go look them up on Goodreads now. 😀

  2. I hate to say it but… I don’t think I’d want to read any of these! Sorry. HOWEVER, if you want an adult, Hanukkah novel with NO romance, and NO fantasy, but with a murder mystery, you could try Chanukah Guilt by Ilene Schneider. It was the first in her Rabbi Aviva Cohen mystery books, and was real fun! She wrote two more – Unleavened Dead and Yom Killer, and she herself is a rabbi! I think she’s working on a fourth novel, as well. Here’s my review of that first one https://tcl-bookreviews.com/2013/12/07/death-among-the-dreidel-set/

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