Could Anything Be Worse? A Yiddish Tale

by Marilyn Hirsh

Hardcover, 1974

Status

Available

Call number

E 398.2 HIR

Publication

New York, Holiday House [1974]

Description

Convinced nothing could be worse than the noise and confusion of his home, a man consults his rabbi who has some very wise advice.

Barcode

684

Language

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LibraryThing member raizel
A man asks for help from his rabbi about his crowded house. In this version, as the house becomes less crowded, the illustrations show the family preparing for Shabbos. At the end, when the family is enjoying their home's roomy quiet, they are also seen beginning to celebrate Shabbat. Just as
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nothing has changed physically for the man, but psychologically his house is no longer crowded; similarly, Shabbos is a change in how we interact with the world, not in the world or time.
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LibraryThing member raizel
A man asks for help from his rabbi about his crowded house. In this version, as the house becomes less crowded, the illustrations show the family preparing for Shabbos. At the end, when the family is enjoying their home's roomy quiet, they are also seen beginning to celebrate Shabbat. Just as
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nothing has changed physically for the man, but psychologically his house is no longer crowded; similarly, Shabbos is a change in how we interact with the world, not in the world or time.
Show Less

ISBN

0823402398 / 9780823402397
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