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Joseph Who Loved the Sabbath
Joseph Who Loved the Sabbath

By Marilyn Hirsh

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Despite his poverty, Joseph celebrated the seventh day with joy.

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Wales' tale
Wales' tale

By Susan Saunders

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How the World Got Its Color
Rabbi and the Twenty Nine Witches
Rabbit
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Could Anything Be Worse
Could Anything Be Worse

By Marilyn Hirsh

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I Love Passover
I Love Passover

By Marilyn Hirsh

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Ben goes into business.
Ben goes into business.

By Marilyn Hirsh

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Eager to supplement the family income, Ben takes a dime to Coney Island to go into the candy business.

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Could anything be worse?
Could anything be worse?

By Marilyn Hirsh

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Convinced nothing could be worse than the noise and confusion of his home, a man consults his rabbi who has some very wise advice.

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The Rabbi and the Twenty Nine Witches
The Rabbi and the Twenty Nine Witches

By Marilyn Hirsh

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A wise old rabbi finally rids the village of the witches that terrorize it every night that the moon is full.

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