Aviva vs. the Dybbuk
Mari Lowe
Aviva lives beside a synagogue with her mother, Ema, and a mischievous dybbuk visible only to her. Since Aviva’s father died six years earlier, Ema has experienced severe depression, and Aviva feels alone at home and school. A tense recess incident leaves a classmate injured, and Aviva and her former best friend Kayla must work together on a mother-daughter Bas Mitzvah Bash. As they spend time together, the girls rebuild their friendship.
This book appears on 5 reading lists across 2 editions from 5 organizations.
