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Mendel Rosenbusch, Tales for Jewish Children

Created by: Isle Weber
Publisher: Bunim & Bannigan
SKU: BU0008

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Mendel Rosenbusch lives in a small house behind the synagogue in a rural village. All the children love Mendel – he always has a bowl of delicious baked goods when they visit him on the Sabbath. Decent, friendly people love Mendel without knowing what makes him so likeable; while stingy, unfriendly people frown at him without knowing why. Mendel Rosenbusch seems to know everything, and he has a wonderful gift for reading in people’s eyes their most secret thoughts. You see, Mendel has a secret. One night an angel appeared and gave him ma magic coin. When Mendel puts it in his pocket, he becomes invisible. That was the wonderful gift God gave him for being so kind-hearted. Do you wonder what Mendel Rosenbusch does with his magic invisibility?

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Mendel Rosenbusch lives in a small house behind the synagogue in a rural village. All the children love Mendel – he always has a bowl of delicious baked goods when they visit him on the Sabbath. Decent, friendly people love Mendel without knowing what makes him so likeable; while stingy, unfriendly people frown at him without knowing why. Mendel Rosenbusch seems to know everything, and he has a wonderful gift for reading in people’s eyes their most secret thoughts.You see, Mendel has a secret. One night an angel appeared and gave him ma magic coin. When Mendel puts it in his pocket, he becomes invisible. That was the wonderful gift God gave him for being so kind-hearted.Do you wonder what Mendel Rosenbusch does with his magic invisibility?

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Weight 510 g
Dimensions 11.25 × 8.75 cm
Awards this title has won
Status

ACTIVE TITLE

Binding

Hardcover

Author

Language

Date Published

August 8 2012

Publisher

Page Count

58

No of Pages

58

ISBN

9781933480046