The Purim superhero —Kushner, Elisabeth, author.

Nate wants to dress as an alien for Purim but his friend wants him to wear a superhero costume like the other boys, so Nate seeks guidance from his Daddy and Abba, who advise that being yourself makes you stronger.

Purim chicken —Cuyler, Margery, author.

The animals are putting on a Purim play. Moo will be Mordecai. Neigh will be the king of Persia. Cluck wants to be Queen Esther, but Quack knows all the lines and gets the part. But then Quack disappears! Can Cluck find ...

Esther's gragger : a toyshop tale of Purim —Simpson, Martha Seif, 1954- author.

A shopkeeper who grumbles about the noise of Purim grakkers uses one to chase away a mean boy who tries to steal the special grakker Ben bought for his sister, Esther.

A queen in Jerusalem —Shem-Tov, Tami, 1969- author.

Upset with her mother for not making her a Queen Esther costume for Purim, Malka goes out and meets Boris, who, with students at Jerusalem's Bezalel art school, helps her out.

On Purim —Fishman, Cathy Goldberg.

Uses the story of a family's preparations for the Jewish holiday of Purim to explain the traditions connected with this celebration.

A telling time —Watts, Irene N.

Cakes and miracles : a Purim tale —Goldin, Barbara Diamond.

Young, blind Hershel finds that he has special gifts he can use to help his mother during the Jewish holiday of Purim. Features a recipe for hamantashen.

Purim is coming! —Newman, Tracy, 1971-

"A family and their dog get ready for Purim by baking hamantaschen, making costumes, and reading the megillah"-- Provided by publisher.

Is it Purim yet? —Barash, Chris, author.

"As winter winds down and springtime seems like it's still a dream away, a family begins preparations for Purim. It's time to fill hamantaschen, swing groggers, and gather together. Whether dressed as a queen or in a Mor...

Talia and the Haman-tushies —Marshall, Linda Elovitz, author.

"Grandma tells Talia the story of brave Queen Esther as they bake hamantaschen for Purim. Talia is confused when she thinks the cookies are called Haman-tushies"-- Provided by publisher.

Cakes and miracles : a Purim tale —Goldin, Barbara Diamond.

Young, blind Hershel finds that he has special gifts he can use to help his mother during the Jewish holiday of Purim. Includes author's notes about the holiday and its origins.

Sweet tamales for Purim —Bietz, Barbara, 1961- author.

"A young Jewish girl in late 19th century southwest U.S. plans to celebrate Purim in their small town, sharing cultural traditions with her Hispanic friend. They make pastries for the party, but the family's goat wreaks ...