The Magician’s Visit A Passover Tale

The Magician’s Visit A Passover Tale by Barbara D. Goldin, published by Penguin Publishing Group in 1995, is a beautifully illustrated book that combines elements of fantasy and tradition. This edition features 32 pages and is presented in English, showcasing a story adapted from I.L. Peretz. The narrative follows a fantastical magician who appears in a bustling marketplace just before Passover, bringing transformative experiences to a devoted but impoverished couple.
Readers will discover a rich blend of themes related to religion, holidays, and folklore, as the story unfolds through hand-colored etchings that enhance the visual experience. The book explores the intersection of magic and faith, illustrating how unexpected encounters can lead to profound changes in one’s life. With its focus on Passover and the cultural significance surrounding it, this work serves as both a celebration of Jewish traditions and a captivating tale for young readers.
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Adapting a story by I.L. Peretz, Golden tells the tale of a fantastical stranger, a wondrous magician who appears in the marketplace on a busy day before Passover, and changes the lives of a poor, but faithful couple. Hand-colored etchings throughout.
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