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Albert Whitman & Company has been publishing children’s books that entertain, educate, and encourage since 1919. This blog is a means to extend those values. We feature weekly podcasts with our authors and illustrators, nostalgic look-backs through Albert Whitman’s early archives, and "Classroom Connection," news and materials specifically geared for educators. Of course we will also keep you updated with sneak peeks on forthcoming titles, industry news, and Twitter-ready musings.

1. Last night was the first night of Hanukkah…

By: Michelle in Marketing, on 12/21/2011
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and potatoes are frying in Jewish households around the world. If you’d like to make some of your own, here is the potato latke recipe from Mrs. Greenberg’s Messy Hanukkah by Linda Glaser, illustrated by Nancy Cote.

Enjoy!