It's Not Jewish Christmas

Plot

I really enjoyed this book, it was a wonderful teaching tool for tolerance and acceptance. A noticable benefit is that there is not "bad guy" in this book, the only thing to fight against is ignorance. However, it's not a terribly exciting book, there is no attenction catching plot devices. It's true form is an explanation, and it does a good job of that. It is slightly from the Christian point of view, setting the Jewish boy as the new boy in town, having the story told through the Christian boy's point of view, but for the most part it is an excellent peice of teaching material.