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New FREE Printable Pesach Story PDF Book!

I’m SO excited about this one!  As I did two years ago, I’ve written a short storybook to share with my kids, and they like it so much, I thought I’d pass it along.

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The book is totally free, with large enough text to be printable in “booklet” mode from Adobe reader.  The only catch is that, as I did with the Mah Nishtana book, I’m only making this available by email, simply because sometimes, I like to hear from you, and I get to say hi back… it’s just more personal that way.  Just drop me a  note at Jay3fer “at” gmail “dot” com (or click here and remove the 4 X’s), and I will pop this off to you for your personal enjoyment.

*** BUT:  The only thing I ask is that if you are planning to use it with a shul, school, or other organization or group, you make a PayPal donation to support our little Canadian homeschool.  Any amount is fine, but try to be fair.  You’re welcome to read it first to if you decide to use it.  For the record, nobody ever HAS made a donation and I know for a fact that my materials are being used by professionals… so you can do with that information what you like.  :-)

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  1. AnonymousMarch 29, 2012 9:39 PM

    Seriously, people are using your work professionally and not paying you anything? Not cool.

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