Seymour Rossel

The author would like us to imagine what it would be like if Chelm were an entire country, and not just a small town. There are three sages, one who furrows his brow, one who says "Aha!' and one who ponders. And a young woman who works for them. Meanwhile the king of Chelm complains that whoever is responsible for stopping him from eating his hardboiled egg has deprived him of all the egg's future eggs and chickens that are rightfully his. The young woman resolves the problem resulting from show more this, marries the prince, and everyone lives happily ever after. The egg issue sounds familiar to me, but I can't remember exactly where I read something similar. The story is more like a fairy tale with some amusing bits than like a Chelm story. show less

Written for children 12 and older, this history of the Holocaust discusses the many factors that may have produced the Holocaust and the grim results. Contains a chronology of the Holocasut from 1933 to 1945.

The Simplest & Most Colorful Jewish History for Beginners of All Ages.

NO OF PAGES: 160 SUB CAT I: Children's Resources SUB CAT II: Torah SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: This book is a re-telling of the most enduring stories found in the Torah, including: In the Beginning, In the Garden, The Terrible Crime, Noah and the Flood, A Tower To The Sky, Abram Walks With God, The Sad Tale of Sodom, Abraham's Gift To God, Rebecca, Twins and Tricks, Jacob Takes Two Wives, Jacob Returns Home, Joseph's Coat, Joseph and the Dreamers, Come Down To Egypt, Moses In The Basket, Moses show more And The Bush, The Ten Plagues.NOTES: Donated from Shabbat school materials no longer used. SUBTITLE: show less