A Persian Princess
A Persian Princess by Barbara Diamond Goldin is a delightful exploration of family traditions and cultural heritage, published by Behrman House, Incorporated in September 2019. This 32-page book, written in English, presents a modern Purim story that highlights the rich legacy of Persian Jewry through the eyes of a young girl named Raya, who feels disheartened about missing the Purim play.
In this engaging narrative, Raya’s grandmother, Maman joon, introduces her to vibrant Persian customs and the joy of celebrating Purim in a unique way. As they bond over sparkly scarves and traditional practices, readers will find themes of multigenerational love and the importance of family. This book offers insights into the celebrations and cultural nuances of the Middle Eastern community, making it a meaningful addition to juvenile fiction focused on holidays and family connections.
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”A charming, modern Purim story that rekindles the wondrous legacy of Persian Jewry.”–Rabbi David Wolpe, Sinai Temple, Los Angeles
“Family traditions and intergenerational love are strong and endearing in this fresh look at Purim.”–Kirkus Reviews
Raya can’t be in the Purim play this year–Purim will be no fun at all! But her grandmother, Maman joon, shares with Raya her sparkly scarves and Persian traditions. Together they discover how to make their American Purim uniquely Persian, delicious, and fun.
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