Inventive, wild and deeply rooted in the Jewish experience, history and mythology... A deeply timely lesson about Jewish history and resilience, and about just how special and magical Jewish tradition can be.-- "Kveller"

What happens when you put together an endless Seder, a talking (scape) goat, and one not-so-wise teen boy? A trip through 3000 years of Seders and a new appreciation of holiday and family... This Passover story is written with nimble tongue-in-cheek humor. Readers won't want it to end.-- "School Library Journal (starred review)"

Irreverent and moving... Intricate lined textures and wide-eyed characters evoke Mark Alan Stamaty and Edvard Munch, conveying cosmic wonder and comedic anxiety... The narrator comes to see his family's seder, however messy and querulous, as one link in an unbroken chain of survival, celebration, and identity.-- "Publishers Weekly"

A wild ride.-- "Kirkus Reviews"

Like the Hag-gadah itself, the nar-ra-tive and visu-al rich-ness of this high-ly rec-om-mend-ed, inven-tive graph-ic nov-el invites repeat-ed read-ings, each one per-haps dif-fer-ent from all the others.-- "Jewish Book Council"