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Roxy Rovin holds her younger brother, Finn, who is sporting a festive menorah bib, in the family's living room.
From left, Roxy Rovin, 9, Everett Rovin, 7, and their Mom, Amy Starr, bake and decorate Hanukkah cookies at their home in Gorham.
Roxy and Everett Rovin carefully cut out dreidel-shaped Hanukkah cookies.
Amy Starr and her children Everett and Roxy Rovin work on Hanukkah cookies at their home in Gorham.
It takes many hands to cut out cookies for Hanukkah.
From left, Roxy Rovin, 9, Everett Rovin, 7, and their mother, Amy Starr.
Cutting out dreidel-shaped cookies.
Everett Rovin, 7, pours a few too many sprinkles on a Star of David cookie while decorating Hanukkah cookies.
Roxy Rovin is watched closely by her younger brother, Finn, and her mother, Amy Starr, as Everett Rovin does a little cleaning up.
Amy Starr holds her youngest son, Finn, who is 3 months old, as she watches her son Everett Rovin, 7, decorate Hanukkah cookies at their home in Gorham.
Everett Rovin adds a few last minute sprinkles to his Hanukkah cookies as his mother, Amy Starr, whisks them away to be baked.
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