For all of us who make the weekly Torah portion part of our Shabbat with our kids…. but want something a little different than the usual.
The first thing you’ll notice when you open this collection of midrashy stories by Rabbi Jeremy Gordon and Emma Parlons are the stunning pictures by Pete Williamson.
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Most of them are of kids, because these are all stories told from the point of view of kids.
Most of them are of kids dressed as in Bible days, but some are of contemporary children.
(This is from the story for Kedoshim, entitled “Taking Revenge and Holding a Grudge.”)
And some are downright futuristic.
The back of the book contains references to the specific midrash or Talmudic passage that inspired the story — though one is attributed to Douglas Adams.
And each story includes discussion questions. Perfect for your Shabbat table.
You can buy it now, or read on for excerpts.
Available from Amazon.
And from the fine anti-monopoly folks at Bookshop.org
Or, with free shipping and arguably less evil, though with likely slower delivery, directly from us here at Ben Yehuda Press.
Available from Amazon.
And from the fine anti-monopoly folks at Bookshop.org
Or, with free shipping and arguably less evil, though with likely slower delivery, directly from us here at Ben Yehuda Press.
