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The Blue Butterfly of Cochin by Ariana Mizrahi

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The Blue Butterfly of Cochin

Hardcover – Picture Book, March 19, 2024

Ariana Mizrahi

Kalaniot Books · Hardcover · March 19, 2024

Reading lane: Immigration & Moving

A lyrical, deeply moving story of heritage, migration, and belonging — inspired by the true history of the Jewish community of Cochin, India.

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Who It's For

For classroom, story-hour, or family reading about cultural heritage.

Book Details

Authors
Ariana Mizrahi
Publisher
Kalaniot Books
Published
March 19, 2024
Format
Hardcover
Theme
Immigration & Moving · Stories Set in the Middle East
Reading lane
Immigration & Moving

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Publisher Categories

  • Historical Middle East

  • Jewish Religious Stories

  • Immigration & Moving

About This Book

A lyrical, deeply moving story of heritage, migration, and belonging — inspired by the true history of the Jewish community of Cochin, India. When young Leah learns that her family will soon leave their beloved city of Cochin, India , to move to Israel , her heart is torn between excitement and sorrow. Comforted by a magical blue butterfly , Leah comes to understand that home is not just a place — it’s the stories and memories we carry with us. Written by Ariana Mizrahi in c...

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A lyrical, deeply moving story of heritage, migration, and belonging — inspired by the true history of the Jewish community of Cochin, India. When young Leah learns that her family will soon leave their beloved city of Cochin, India , to move to Israel , her heart is torn between excitement and sorrow. Comforted by a magical blue butterfly , Leah comes to understand that home is not just a place — it’s the stories and memories we carry with us. Written by Ariana Mizrahi in collaboration with the Indian Jewish Heritage Center and illustrated by the celebrated artist Siona Benjamin , The Blue Butterfly of Cochin celebrates the enduring strength of Jewish identity and the beauty of multicultural life. Perfect for classrooms, story hours, and family reading during Jewish holidays or Indian cultural celebrations. This book was a National Jewish Book Award Finalist

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