In May, the Pajama Library invites you on a journey! The new books are full of different wanderings, exploring unknown places and meeting new people. Let’s go!
? Children of 2-3 years will receive the book “The Chair’s Tale” written in Hebrew and translated into Russian by Nati Bait.
The morning at the kindergarten started as noisy as usual: Eyal was playing with a ball, Rina was building a castle, and Ron, Nurit, and Adassa were playing hopscotch together. Ido was alone and bored: he could not decide what to do. Then a chair appeared to him and Ido decided to jump on a journey. He saddled up the chair and rode off. Can you catch up with him?
? For subscribers of age 4-5, the Pajama Library is giving away ” A treasure”. Yes, yes, that’s the name of the book composed and illustrated by Uri Schulewitz.
The story happened many years ago. There was a man named Isaac. One day he had a dream and in this dream, he saw a treasure that was buried far, far away in the capital, near the royal castle. What is a dream, is it to be believed? Isaac would have forgotten about it, but the dream would not let him rest, repeating itself over and over again. So Isaac had to go on a long journey, hoping that dreams can sometimes come true too.
? For our older readers, children 6-8 years old, PJ Library prepared a wise and sly book “Onion and Garlic” by Rebekah Sher.
The main character in this tale is called Haskel, Yiddish for ‘wise man’. But what kind of a wise man is he if he can’t even properly trade in a shop, and everyone is trying to deceive him? So his older brother and sister tease him: “Haskell the fool! Haskell the fool!” It’s true, he’s lost nothing by trading. What if he tried his luck on another side? So Haskell sets out, penniless, but with a sack full of onions. Can he get rich with such simple goods in a foreign land? And who in the end would be the fools, Haskell or his brother and sister who had teased and abused him?
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These are adventures awaiting readers in May. Travel comes in many ways — for business and fun, forced and by choice and desire. We wish that all journeys end well! That’s what the new books are all about.
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12.05.2022.