The Honey Jar Passover By Stanley Ginsberg

By Stanley Ginsberg

The prescient former New York Times writer

This kiddish cup is sure to be treasured for generations to come

Heroism comes in many guises

5 inches long by 2

The Honey Jar Passover By Stanley Ginsbergby Joan Schoettler In 1920, eight year old Bedros fled Armenia with his young sisters, grandmother, and uncle to escape the Turkish soldiers invading their town. But in the confusion, Bedros lost sight of the adults and was left alone to protect his siblings. Hungry, cold, and overwhelmed with responsibility, Bedros failed to remember his promise to his mother Told in verse, suspenseful and heart rending, The Honey Jar depicts a journey from