The Big Festival Of Lights: Stories And Plays For Hanukkah Is A Collection Of Short Fiction And Plays By Nine Prominent Jewish Figures Of The Early Twentieth-century Meant To Capture And Celebrate The Spirit Of The Holiday.&10;in, By The Light Of Hanukkah: A Play In Three Acts, By Solomon Fineberg, A Young Man Named David Awaits To Hear About His Admittance To The American Rabbinical College While His Blind Sister Esther Quietly Wishes To Regain Her Sight. Elma Levinger's &8220;the Unlighted Menorah: A Hanukkah Fantasy,&8221; Tells The Story Of Abraham Mendelssohn, An Old Man At The End Of His Life Grappling With His Decision To Assimilate His Son Into American Culture; And &8220;hanukkah Evening&8221; Is A Charming Story Of A Family Waiting For Their Father To Return Home To Light The First Candle On The Menorah.&10;with These And Eight Additional Stories, The Big Festival Of Lights: Stories And Plays For Hanukkah Is A Collection That Features Tales Of Families, Tradition And Culture Pride For Readers Young And Old. Professionally Typeset With A Beautifully Designed Cover, This Edition Of The Big Festival Of Lights: Stories And Plays For Hanukkah Is A Celebration Of Jewish Culture Reimagined For A Modern Audience.