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""Honey on the Page" is an exploration of Yiddish children's literature"-- Provided by publisher.

Title Honey on the page : a treasury of Yiddish children's literature / edited and translated by Miriam Udel.
Contributors Udel, Miriam (editor, translator)
Publisher New York : New York University Press
Creation Date [2020]
Notes Translated from the Yiddish.
Includes bibliographical references.
Extent xv, 325 pages : illustrations
27 cm
Language English
Copyright Date ©2020
National Library system number 997008883912605171

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