Rabbi Matzah: The Passover Book

Rabbi Matzah: The Passover Book is a joyful, slightly silly, and beautifully illustrated guide through the Passover Seder - designed to keep kids engaged, grown-ups smiling, and families actually finishing the Seder together. This isn’t your typical Haggadah. It’s part storybook, part step-by-step guide, and completely fun, with just the right balance of tradition, humor, and heart.

At the center of the book is Rabbi Matzah - a warm and whimsical character who leads readers through all 18 steps of the Seder. Along the way, readers meet hilarious food characters, sing familiar songs like Dayenu, learn the blessings in Hebrew and English, and get hands-on with interactive moments, activities, and original recipes. From the youngest kids to the most tired relatives, everyone at the table has something to enjoy.

This full-color, 84-page book includes:

• A complete walk-through of the traditional Seder
• Real prayers with translations and phonetic help
• Playful illustrations and humorous sidebars
• Recipes for brisket, matzah ball soup, and matzah brei
• Coloring pages, a matzah maze, and interactive storytelling
• Explanations that balance meaning with laughter

Perfect for families, educators, Hebrew schools, and interfaith households, this book brings the Seder to life in a way that’s accessible, meaningful, and fun. It’s designed for children ages 4-12, but written to engage readers of all ages - making it an ideal centerpiece for the modern Passover table.

Whether you read every step or skip straight to the matzah ball soup, Rabbi Matzah helps your family feel connected, informed, and included - with no guilt about doing it your way. If you’ve ever started the Haggadah with great intentions and lost steam before dessert, this is the Passover book you’ll actually finish.

This is Book 1 in the Rabbi Matzah Holiday Series - a collection of playful, inclusive, holiday books that bring Jewish traditions to life with humor, storytelling, and color. Upcoming titles include Rabbi Matzah: The Hanukkah Book, The Purim Book, and more.