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this #jewish #historicalfantasy is flirting with me. Glossary, cast of characters, map, and a motif on some of the pages

“No matter how bad things may seem, it could always be worse.”

I think this book could be used to teach themes of resilience and the importance of finding humor and tough situations. It also teaches the lesson of perspective and allows readers to realize that things can always be worse, but to see the good in what you have..

this book is a classic Yiddish folk tale. The story centers around a man who has a lot of chaos in his life and seeks advice from a rabbi. It describes a poor man who was facing many troubles and meet this wise rabbi to bring his animals into his home.

This book is about learning how to balance the two sides we all have in us. It‘s a difficult task and Mia handles it well. The story was a bit rushed and I almost feel like it would benefit from being a show or a broadcast. There just felt like a lot missing 6/10