Kristen Weber is a Jewish writer, editor, and mother to twin toddlers. My Seder Plate is her first children's book.Yaara Cellier graduated from the Georges Méliès School for 2D/3D Animation and Special Effects in Orly, France, and worked as an illustrator in the video game industry in Paris and London before becoming a freelance artist. More recently, her passion for storytelling and for drawing characters has led her to focus on writing and illustrating children’s books.

“This round board book, shaped like a traditional Seder plate, provides a basic introduction to the foods and rituals associated with the Jewish holiday of Passover. . . Cheery cartoon illustrations depict a contemporary, multigenerational family celebrating the holiday. A clever addition to the holiday board book collection that will also help the youngest guests follow along during Seder.” — School Library Journal

Kristen Weber is a Jewish writer, editor, and mother to twin toddlers. My Seder Plate is her first children's book.Yaara Cellier graduated from the Georges Méliès School for 2D/3D Animation and Special Effects in Orly, France, and worked as an illustrator in the video game industry in Paris and London before becoming a freelance artist. More recently, her passion for storytelling and for drawing characters has led her to focus on writing and illustrating children’s books.

“This round board book, shaped like a traditional Seder plate, provides a basic introduction to the foods and rituals associated with the Jewish holiday of Passover. . . Cheery cartoon illustrations depict a contemporary, multigenerational family celebrating the holiday. A clever addition to the holiday board book collection that will also help the youngest guests follow along during Seder.” — School Library Journal

Kristen Weber is a Jewish writer, editor, and mother to twin toddlers. My Seder Plate is her first children's book.Yaara Cellier graduated from the Georges Méliès School for 2D/3D Animation and Special Effects in Orly, France, and worked as an illustrator in the video game industry in Paris and London before becoming a freelance artist. More recently, her passion for storytelling and for drawing characters has led her to focus on writing and illustrating children’s books.

“This round board book, shaped like a traditional Seder plate, provides a basic introduction to the foods and rituals associated with the Jewish holiday of Passover. . . Cheery cartoon illustrations depict a contemporary, multigenerational family celebrating the holiday. A clever addition to the holiday board book collection that will also help the youngest guests follow along during Seder.” — School Library Journal