Description: A simple Latin retelling of the classic Yiddish folktale of a poor man who is unhappy with his condition and asks a Rabbi for advice. What will happen when the Rabbi advises him to bring more and more animals into his house? This book includes two versions of the story: a simple introductory one and a still simple but slightly more complex one. Both are printed on the same page in different fonts and the full translation is included in the back. Beautiful illustrations make it easy for children to connect the Latin text with the action of the story.
Version A: 527 total words; 138 unique words | Version B: 619 total words; 179 unique words
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