Prints - petukh iz Bratslava - Redish Stempler Enn

In the city of Braclava, the prince has turned... in the rooster. You'd say it can't be? He's yelling "ku-ka-re-ku" and pecking corn grains. His regal parents are in sadness and confusion. Who will be able to return their son to the former appearance of the Crown Prince? Anne Redish Stampler's witty new old tale teaches goodness and, like other Jewish folk tales, respect for wisdom and the sages that carry it to people. Anne herself believes that this is a story of growing up, which gently and humorously tells how to raise children, so that boys and girls grow up good people.