The Village Feasts - Abrahmson Izzy
- Passover Stories of Food and Laughter
Delicious Passovers in The Village
Izzy Abrahmson's THE VILLAGE FEASTS warms the heart.
Publishers Weekly: "Abrahmson's charming Passover anthology, the latest in the ongoing Village Life series a after A Village Blessing and Winter Romance, returns readers to Chelm, that "town of fools" of folklore somewhere between Russia and Poland, forever alive with misadventure, laughs-and possibly more chickens than people. Abrahmson, who is celebrated for his storytelling and klezmer harmonica, has crafted an illustrated set of stories that are as warm as a fresh challah bread out of the oven. Readers young and old will be delighted to meet Doodle the Orphan and learn about his penchant for cabbage, see Rabbi Kibbitz struggle to turn down delicious pastries, and witness the epic power of Mrs. Chaipul's matzah balls when the town is threatened by a flood, among many other comic adventures."
Life in The Village often revolves around food and families. THE VILLAGE FEASTS is the follow-up collection to WINTER BLESSINGS by National Jewish Book Award For Family Literature nominee Izzy Abrahmson.
Rich with misadventures and ingenious solutions, the stories dance with a traditional feel around contemporary issues...
- Mrs. Chaipul refuses to cook.
- The Gold family can't afford matzah (unleavened bread).
- Reb Stein, the baker wants to set a world record.
- And why would anyone eat matzah made from cabbage?
"The eight days of Passover mark the transition between dark icy cold and warm sunshine," Izzy explains. "The streets turn to mud, the weather is inconsistent, and for a whole week you're not allowed to eat bread, only matzah. This is never easy, and so the villagers do their best to laugh and smile and complain, while they gather together to celebrate."
You'll learn why Mrs. Chaipul's lead sinker matzah balls are a favorite. And discover what was Rabbi Kibbitz's "Temptation"?
"The Village is snuggled in an indeterminate past that never was but certainly should have been, a past filled with love, humor, adventures and more than occasional misadventures. And when you go, be sure to bring the kids." -The Times of Israel
THE VILLAGE FEASTS includes ten Passover stories perfect for adults and families with children to read and listen to again and again
As always, you don't need to be Jewish to enjoy stories from The Village.
The audiobook is narrated by Audie-award nominated storyteller Mark Binder.
EAN: 9781940060453
Delicious Passovers in The Village
Izzy Abrahmson's THE VILLAGE FEASTS warms the heart.
Publishers Weekly: "Abrahmson's charming Passover anthology, the latest in the ongoing Village Life series a after A Village Blessing and Winter Romance, returns readers to Chelm, that "town of fools" of folklore somewhere between Russia and Poland, forever alive with misadventure, laughs-and possibly more chickens than people. Abrahmson, who is celebrated for his storytelling and klezmer harmonica, has crafted an illustrated set of stories that are as warm as a fresh challah bread out of the oven. Readers young and old will be delighted to meet Doodle the Orphan and learn about his penchant for cabbage, see Rabbi Kibbitz struggle to turn down delicious pastries, and witness the epic power of Mrs. Chaipul's matzah balls when the town is threatened by a flood, among many other comic adventures."
Life in The Village often revolves around food and families. THE VILLAGE FEASTS is the follow-up collection to WINTER BLESSINGS by National Jewish Book Award For Family Literature nominee Izzy Abrahmson.
Rich with misadventures and ingenious solutions, the stories dance with a traditional feel around contemporary issues...
- Mrs. Chaipul refuses to cook.
- The Gold family can't afford matzah (unleavened bread).
- Reb Stein, the baker wants to set a world record.
- And why would anyone eat matzah made from cabbage?
"The eight days of Passover mark the transition between dark icy cold and warm sunshine," Izzy explains. "The streets turn to mud, the weather is inconsistent, and for a whole week you're not allowed to eat bread, only matzah. This is never easy, and so the villagers do their best to laugh and smile and complain, while they gather together to celebrate."
You'll learn why Mrs. Chaipul's lead sinker matzah balls are a favorite. And discover what was Rabbi Kibbitz's "Temptation"?
"The Village is snuggled in an indeterminate past that never was but certainly should have been, a past filled with love, humor, adventures and more than occasional misadventures. And when you go, be sure to bring the kids." -The Times of Israel
THE VILLAGE FEASTS includes ten Passover stories perfect for adults and families with children to read and listen to again and again
As always, you don't need to be Jewish to enjoy stories from The Village.
The audiobook is narrated by Audie-award nominated storyteller Mark Binder.
EAN: 9781940060453