Description
Bilingual Yiddish/English text/with transliteration
Discover a beloved fairy tale with a meaningful Yiddish twist in The Three Bears: Goldylocks Apologizes by Marcia Gruss Levinsohn. This beautifully illustrated bilingual story reimagines the classic tale in a Jewish cultural setting, following Mirele-Goldherele as she learns the importance of apologizing, making amends, and taking responsibility for her actions.
When Mirele-Goldherele realizes she has done something wrong, her grandfather helps her return to the three bears to apologize and make things right. Through this heartwarming story, young readers encounter timeless lessons about kindness, forgiveness, and repairing relationships, alongside Jewish cultural traditions associated with the High Holidays.
Featuring Yiddish and English text, along with Yiddish transliteration to help readers follow the language, this engaging book is a valuable resource for families, educators, and anyone interested in preserving and learning Yiddish. Its illustrated storytelling makes it suitable for reading together with children, while its bilingual format also supports students and adult learners developing their Yiddish skills.
Whether shared at home, in a classroom, or as part of a Jewish cultural education program, The Three Bears: Goldylocks Apologizes offers a charming way to celebrate Yiddish language, Jewish heritage, and the enduring importance of saying “I'm sorry” and making things right
Paperback spiral bound
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