Shlemazel and the Remarkable Spoon of Pohost

By Stampler, Ann Redisch & Cohen, Jacqueline

Publishers Summary:
Lazy Shlemazel is convinced he has no luck. But Moshke the tinker promises him that his luck will change if he sets to work using the "amazing, remarkable spoon of Pohost." Shlemazel gets busytilling the poretz's field, helping the miller, and baking cakes with pretty Chaya Massel. Although "luck" remains elusive, what Shlemazel does find is even better. Lively Chagall-like illustrations capture the spirit of this traditional Jewish tale, a funny and thought-provoking look at how we make our own luck. Author's note, glossary.

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ISBN
978-0-61836-959-1
Publisher
Clarion Books


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Reviewed on July 1, 2006

Gr 1-3 In Yiddish, ashlemazel is someone who has no luck. So how can anyone blame Shlemazel for sitting around all day whittling? That is until clever Moshke the tinker gives him a remarkable spoon that changes his life forever. As the skeptical villagers look on, Moshke convinces lazy Shlemazel to take the utensil and search for his luck in a litter-strewn field, under a mount...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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