Feast of Unleavened Bread: It's Matzah Week! introduces children and families to one of Yahweh's appointed times through simple language, meaningful explanation, and engaging storytelling. Rooted in the biblical account of the Exodus, this book explains how Yahweh rescued His people from slavery in Egypt and established the Feast of Unleavened Bread as a yearly reminder of His deliverance, faithfulness, and provision.

Readers will learn why unleavened bread was eaten in haste, what it symbolizes, and how the removal of leaven serves as a powerful picture of examining the heart. With a focus on both understanding and application, the book gently teaches that small thoughts, habits, and choices can grow and shape a person's life-encouraging children to choose truth, humility, and obedience.

Designed for families, homeschool settings, and faith-based learning environments, this book also explains how the feast is observed today, including the significance of the first and last Sabbath days and the rhythm of rest and remembrance. It highlights the connection between the Feast of Unleavened Bread and the life of Yeshua, helping readers see how biblical appointed times continue to hold meaning and purpose.

Additional features include family discussion questions, practical ideas for celebrating the feast together, and a closing prayer of blessing, making this book both a teaching tool and a resource for building meaningful family traditions.

Part of the Yahweh's Rhythms & Reminders series, this book invites readers to return to the Creator's design by discovering the beauty and wisdom of His appointed times.