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special relationship withher zayde(Yiddish for grandfather).Every day shemakes time to chat,sing,and share a few lovingmoments with him (overcoming distance,as welearn,with the assistance of modern technology).Fostering closeness between the generations is abasic value in judaism.The phrase I'dor v'dor(literally,\"from generation to generation\")is mentioned in acentral Jewish prayer,the Kedusha,and the impor-tance of passing down religious traditions from theolder generation to the younger is found through-out Jewish liturgy.Every culture transmits what itconsiders most valuable from its elders to itschildren,and Judaism is no exception.For example,we know that one of the chief reasons for aPassover seder is to pass along the story of theJewish people I'dor v'dor.  \nTraditionally,the concept of I'dor v'dor refers tothe responsibility to pass Jewish teachings andvalues to the next generation,but the phrase alsoencompasses special family bonds.Judaism requiresthat we honor our parents and other eiders,andalso encourages us to keep future generationsin mind.The fact that honoring these relation-ships brings joy to all involved—whether were inthe same room or across the country—is a lovelyadded benefit.  \n# B A R N E Y S A L T Z B ER G\n\n## A NEAL PORTER BOOKROARING BROOK PRESS\n\nNEW YORK  \nFor Ella and her Baba Irv,who gave his family the gifts of story,laughter,and love  \nCopyright 2014 by Barney SaltzbergA Neal Porter BookPublished by Roaring Brook Press  \nRoaring Brook Press is a division of Holtzbrinck Publishing Holdings Limited Partnership.175 Fifth Avenue,New York,New York 10010  \nmackids.com  \nAll rights reserved  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nSaltzberg,Barney,author,illustrator.  \nTea with Grandpa/Barney Saltzberg.—First edition.  \npages cm  \n“A Neal Porter Book.”  \nSummary:No matter how far apart they are,a little girl and hergrandfather share a cup of tea every day at ha.lf past three.  \nISBN 978-1-59643-894-1(hardcover)  \n[1.Stories in rhyme.2.Grandfathers—Fiction.3.Tea—Fiction.4.  \nInternet—Fiction.]I.Title.  \nPZ8.3.8174Te 2014  \n[E]—dc23  \n2013001548  \nRoaring Brook Press books may be purchased for business or promotional use.  \nFor information on bulk purchases please contact Macmillan Corporate and Premium Sales Departmentat(800)221-7945x5442 or by email at specialmarkets@macmillan.com.  \nFirst edition 2014Book design by Jennifer BrownePrinted in China by 1010 Printing International Limited,North Point,Hong Kong  \n8  \n4  \n3  \n10  \n6  \n2  \n5  \n7  \n9  \nEvery dayat half past three...  \nMe and Zayde.Time for tea.","cbCaihYG9cspN93u","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihYG9cspN93u","pdf",1370018,44,"English","# A Note from PJ Library®\n## Jewish Concepts: L'dor V'dor\n# Every day at half past three...","[{\"question\":\"What does L'dor V'dor mean in this text?\",\"answer\":\"It means “from generation to generation,” emphasizing passing values and teachings from 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