The Schlemiel Kids Save the Moon
Autor Audrey Barbakoff Ilustrat de Rotem Teplowen Limba Engleză Hardback – 23 apr 2024 – vârsta până la 8 ani
"An enjoyable, rollicking read. Fun by the light of the moon—or anytime."—Kirkus Reviews
Oy, Chelm. Long known as home to the “wisest” people in Yiddish folklore. But what is Chelm like today? What if the kids were more clever than the rest of the townsfolk?
When the misguided adults of modern-day Chelm believe the moon has plunged into the lake, it’s up to the Schlemiel siblings to convince the grown-ups that their fears of a fallen moon are unfounded. Join Sarah and Sam in this hilarious twist on a classic Yiddish folktale as they use teamwork, innovation and patience to save the day...and night!
Here is a book that will expand young readers’ knowledge of Jewish culture beyond holidays, history, and the Holocaust, including a glossary of Yiddish terms to enhance understanding.
MORE PRAISE FOR THE SCHLEMIEL KIDS SAVE THE MOON:
"Children will grin while hearing or reading this story because in this one the kids are so much smarter than the grown-ups." —San Diego Jewish World
"A multicultural winner." —Foreword Reviews
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781685556037
ISBN-10: 1685556035
Pagini: 32
Dimensiuni: 229 x 229 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.4 kg
Editura: The Collective Book Studio
Colecția The Collective Book Studio
ISBN-10: 1685556035
Pagini: 32
Dimensiuni: 229 x 229 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.4 kg
Editura: The Collective Book Studio
Colecția The Collective Book Studio
Notă biografică
Dr. Audrey Barbakoff is a librarian, educator, and entrepreneur. She is the author of two picture books, The Schlemiel Kids Save the Moon and Mazel Toes, as well as several professional development books for librarians. She holds a doctorate in education and a master's degree in library and information science. As a Jewish mother, she is passionate about passing down the vibrancy of Jewish humor, language, and stories to the next generation. Audrey lives with her husband, children, and chickens on an island in Washington.
Rotem Teplow is an Israeli illustrator who lives with her husband and two sons in a small village in Israel, near the Dead Sea. She enjoys yoga, reading books, and illustrating beautiful scenery. A graduate of Shenkar College of Design, she currently illustrates for newspapers and children's books worldwide.
Rotem Teplow is an Israeli illustrator who lives with her husband and two sons in a small village in Israel, near the Dead Sea. She enjoys yoga, reading books, and illustrating beautiful scenery. A graduate of Shenkar College of Design, she currently illustrates for newspapers and children's books worldwide.
Recenzii
"An enjoyable, rollicking read. Fun by the light of the moon—or anytime."
"Smatterings of Yiddish, warm illustrations, and a diverse cast make this picture book a multicultural winner."
"The Chelm stories continue to stand the test of time . . . The Chelmites portrayed in The Schlemiel Kids Save the Moon put a new twist on an old theme: the children are wiser, savvier, and far more logical than their parents could ever hope to be."
"Centuries-old folktales transposed into a modern setting beget a cognitive dissonance that may have little ones pointing to present-day foils of smartphones and Google. The back matter features a helpful Yiddish glossary."
"Readers should enjoy the kids’ savvy and the way the Chelmites, portrayed with various abilities and skin tones, stand in for “clueless” adults everywhere."
"Brimming with Old World charm, yet completely contemporary, The Shlemiel Kids Save The Moon will delight wise and silly people of all ages. Both the storytelling and the pictures shine, luminous as the moon itself."
"Children will grin while hearing or reading this story because in this one the kids are so much smarter than the grown-ups."
"This is a delightful retelling of the Yiddish story of the foolish people in Chelm. With gorgeous illustrations and humor, kids will love seeing themselves as (sometimes) being wiser than their elders!"
"This vibrant retelling of a classic Jewish/Yiddish folktale proves everything old can be new again!"
"Audrey Barbakoff's wonderful retelling of a classic Jewish story is a gift to children and their adults. […] Who knew that saving the moon could be such a delight from tip to toe!"
"Smatterings of Yiddish, warm illustrations, and a diverse cast make this picture book a multicultural winner."
"The Chelm stories continue to stand the test of time . . . The Chelmites portrayed in The Schlemiel Kids Save the Moon put a new twist on an old theme: the children are wiser, savvier, and far more logical than their parents could ever hope to be."
"Centuries-old folktales transposed into a modern setting beget a cognitive dissonance that may have little ones pointing to present-day foils of smartphones and Google. The back matter features a helpful Yiddish glossary."
"Readers should enjoy the kids’ savvy and the way the Chelmites, portrayed with various abilities and skin tones, stand in for “clueless” adults everywhere."
"Brimming with Old World charm, yet completely contemporary, The Shlemiel Kids Save The Moon will delight wise and silly people of all ages. Both the storytelling and the pictures shine, luminous as the moon itself."
"Children will grin while hearing or reading this story because in this one the kids are so much smarter than the grown-ups."
"This is a delightful retelling of the Yiddish story of the foolish people in Chelm. With gorgeous illustrations and humor, kids will love seeing themselves as (sometimes) being wiser than their elders!"
"This vibrant retelling of a classic Jewish/Yiddish folktale proves everything old can be new again!"
"Audrey Barbakoff's wonderful retelling of a classic Jewish story is a gift to children and their adults. […] Who knew that saving the moon could be such a delight from tip to toe!"
Descriere
A joyous modern-day twist on a Wise Men of Chelm folktale written by a fresh Jewish voice filled with humor, some juicy Yiddish terms, and smart, savvy kids brimming with innovative solutions.