A sim­ple rid­dle for­mat intro­duces young chil­dren to the sym­bols and con­cepts of Passover. Descrip­tive clues such as ​“I am a mix­ture of apples, nuts, and a lit­tle wine” appear on the left-hand page. In a larg­er font on the right side, the refrain asks, ​“What am I? What could I be?” Open the stur­dy fold to reveal the answer in the illus­tra­tion and the text: ​“I am charoset on the Seder plate. That’s me!” The egg, pil­low, can­dles, kid­dush cup, Hag­gadah, karpas, frogs, matzah, afikomen, and the prophet Eli­jah are all pre­sent­ed in this straight­for­ward man­ner with some items receiv­ing an addi­tion­al expla­na­tion (“I remind every­one of the mor­tar the enslaved Jew­ish peo­ple used to build the pyra­mids.”) The large, bold, dig­i­tal illus­tra­tions depict­ing a con­tem­po­rary Jew­ish fam­i­ly are cheer­ful, cute, and invit­ing. Tod­dlers already famil­iar with the hol­i­day obser­vances will be delight­ed by this easy inter­ac­tive guess­ing game. This is a part of the ​“My Look and See Hol­i­day Book” series that also includes Hal­loween, Christ­mas, and East­er; hope­ful­ly the pub­lish­er will con­tin­ue this suc­cess­ful series with addi­tion­al Jew­ish hol­i­days. Rec­om­mend­ed for ages 2 – 5.