The Elephant in the Room
a holiday tradition for interfaith families
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Book Details
About the Book
The Elephant in the Room
a holiday tradition for interfaith families
The December Dilemma looms large for interfaith families. This book strives to honor family and fun. It provides a way for parents and children to embrace their own holiday and have a deep appreciation for the other holidays celebrated by their extended and blended family.
- Rabbi Michael Shields, Davidson, North Carolina
The God of Christmas and the God of Chanukkah are the same. God reveals Himself to many groups of people and each seeks a fitting way to respond to Him. We are all created in God’s image and give honor and Glory to Him by loving and respecting each other.
- Fr. Dan Nolan, CSV, Catholic Chaplain, Chicago, Illinois
“I love that no one is left out!” - Sloane, age 11
“This book makes both holidays even more fun.” - Jonathan-Bradley, age 7
“Finally!! A book that brings Jewish and Christian kids together!” - Gussie, age 8
“Yay...a holiday book that includes ME!” - Alice, age 9
“My friends want to be like me and do both Chanukkah and Christmas.” - Jeffrey, age 10
“We’re going to read it every single year” - Jillian Beth, age 6
About the Author
Suzan Loeb is the original “Suzan Says” of Marvel Comics romance comic books. She penned publicity and informational pieces in Las Vegas, Nevada and recently retired from The Charlotte Observer. She resides in North Carolina and enjoys spending time with her beloved grandchildren.
A granddaughter’s experience alerted Suzan to the need for a children’s book for families who celebrate both Chanukkah and Christmas.
Lucy Ravich is a grammarian with a penchant for accuracy. Her relentless encouragement and editing skills resulted in the publication of this book. A valued friend and loving grandmother, she resides in North Carolina.