Dragon’s Hanukkah by A. L. Kaplan
It’s Hanukkah and Dragon is helping his family celebrate. Have you ever made latkes or played dreidel? Come join the fun as Dragon makes latkes and lights the menorah. Then play the dreidel game...
It’s Hanukkah and Dragon is helping his family celebrate. Have you ever made latkes or played dreidel? Come join the fun as Dragon makes latkes and lights the menorah. Then play the dreidel game...
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