Description: When someone vandalizes her synagogue, Leila's community comes together to repair the damage and stand against Antisemitism and intolerance.
Review Quotes: Although hate takes forms that can't be as easily addressed as a broken window, this is nevertheless a lovingly crafted, age-appropriate doorway into a difficult topic. . . An especially important book for the current moment that will empower children to stand up in the face of bigotry.
--Kirkus Review
--Association of Jewish Libraries The creators address an act of antisemitism with candor and sensitivity, reassuring readers that one can belong to multiple communities without hiding one's beliefs or identity.
--Publishers Weekly Rendered with sensitivity and colorful, dramatic images, this is a cautionary tale about antisemitism, and a hopeful one about community support.
--Jewish Book Council