“I’m just a normal Jewish girl, anywhere.” 12-year old Sophie Rosen at her bat mitzvah.

在成人仪式上，12岁的索菲·罗森说，“无论在哪里，我也仅仅是个正常的犹太女孩”。

She found her daughter lying on the floor at a bat mitzvah, surrounded by a group of boys, waiting for her “prince” to come and wake her.

她看到她女儿在一次成人礼上躺在地板上，周围是一圈儿男孩，她在等待着她的“王子”来唤醒她。

They worked hard, but it was worth it: At age 14, Jenny led her own Bat Mitzvah service in English and Hebrew, accomplishing the same goal as the students who did not have a disability.

他们十分努力，而功夫不负苦心人：14岁的珍妮用英语和希伯莱语主持了自己的犹太教女孩成人礼(Bat Mitzvah)，达到了与无残障学生一样的目标。

The planning for Sophie's bat mitzvah began late by American standards, almost as an afterthought.

按照美国标准，索菲的成人仪式准备的晚了，几乎就像一个事后填补一样。

Along with their male counterparts, they are celebrating the bat mitzvah of a classmate in a cushy East Coast suburb.

在他们的男伴儿的陪同下，他们正在东海岸的郊区庆祝一个同班同学的13岁成人仪式，这是犹太特有的。