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Don't Invite a Bear Inside for Hanukkah by Karen Rostoker-Gruber bilingual Sweets include two kinds ofA rollicking Hanukkah romp about including friends, accommodating differences, and having FUN! Dont invite a bear inside for Hanukkah! While he might try to be helpful with decorating and putting candles in the menorah, he will start to cause a mess soon enough, especially when latkes, gelt and other holiday food is served. But maybe if you think creatively, you can still celebrate the holiday together. In this energetic, lighthearted story readers