Passover Haggadah
5th Anniversary Special $5! – Buy Through Etsy
The 5th Anniversary Edition of the PeelaPom Haggadah released in 2009 (5769) is a reinvention of the Haggadah. Based on all the feedback I’ve received over the years I took a big red pen to it. What people loved I kept and tried to enhance. What didn’t work, I took out. I also discovered a few key pieces that were missing, and are now there!
This haggadah is the result of several years of work to incorporate a Earth-based Magickal Judaism sensibility to a haggadah that will also be enjoyed by friends and family. There are very few images in this haggadah, because the book is not what I wanted people to focus on, but rather the words and the experience. It is concise with many opportunities to add your own flourishes and customization, if you wish.
You can download a preview (pdf) of several key pages, free of charge.
The haggadah is available as a PDF for $5 through Etsy in an 8 1/2 X 11 full-page format. You can print out as many as you like and add your own flourishes. I appreciate your supporting the work by purchasing your own copy for personal use.
$5! – Buy 5th Anniversary Edition Haggadah Through Etsy
Praise for the Peeling a Pomegranate Passover Haggadah:
- From your haggadah I incorporated: The 10 Plagues page, The Second Cup of Wine – The Cup of Freedom, Grace After the Meal, The Third Cup of Wine – The Cup of the Prophets (I love what you wrote in this section), The Fourth Cup – The Eternal Flame (the poem you included on this page was beautiful, each person at the table read one stanza)
- Thanks for your wonderful haggadah. It’s helpful to read it side-by-side with the Velveteen/Renewal and the Orthodox/Traditional versions. There is so much variety and richness in our traditions, especially the ones we are recreating and innovating!
- Thank you for such a lovely, thoughtfully crafted Haggadah! We used it for out first Pesach. And the price was such a deal! Thank you so much for making our holiday so special.
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