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Master storyteller Eric A. Kimmel spins a tale of Sukkot just in time for the Jewish harvest festival. It was the season of Sukkot, the Jewish harvest festival. Two brothers each built a sukkah, or shelter, to celebrate and share in the gifts of the earth. One brother was very rich; the other brother was very poor. He built a sukkah of found materials and leftover goods, yet he invited all to share the holiday with him. When three mysterious guests visit each brother on Sukkot, they leave behind a special blessing that recognizes the generosity of the heart.

As the story stands, the good brother has good things happen, the wicked brother mends his ways, and everybody lives happily ever after without a great deal of struggle. Not a bad thing, but not my favourite type of storytelling.

This is a nice, straightforward book to introduce the concept of hospitality around the theme of the holiday of Sukkot. It can be used with almost any age between 4 and 12, but you will probably find that kids don't delight in it or come back to it again and again.

Like me, you may find yourself wishing for just a bit more mystery.