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You Want Me To Do What?
An Engaging Contemporary Interactive Story of Passover in Text and Script for Jewish & Interfaith Families
A complement to your favorite Haggadah

"You Want Me To Do What" is the most innovative addition to the Passover literature I've seen.
This is not just another pretty Haggadah....these interactive mini-dramas will make ANY Seder using
any Haggadah come alive for all ages.      Cantor Charles Bergman, Los Angeles, CA

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 “You want me to do what?”

Jacob asks the Stranger, Joseph asks Pharaoh, Miriam asks her father,
Moses asks God, Pharaoh asks Moses and the Israelite asks Moses.
In the Passover Story, average people are asked to do the impossible
and they do.

  You want me to do what?

gives every reader at the Seder a chance to experience the Passover Story
in a character such as Miriam, Pharaoh, Moses or God.
It is fun and engaging for seder participants of all ages, each bringing
their inner actor to the table.
 
 You want me to do what?

uses descriptive paragraphs followed by interactive scripts
that are contemporary, humorous, thought-provoking and meaningful
regardless of faith or religious education.
A guide to the use of the paragraphs and scripts is included.



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