Talmudic Fairy Tales - Three Friends

Author: (Korean) D＆B
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Why are Jews excellent? What is the secret of genius education? A 3,000-year-old Jewish legacy wisdom master picture book. Dr. Frog recommends excellent books to children, hoping everyone becomes an observant, love-learning, daily-improving, knowledgeable little doctor! This story tells about the Jewish values of kindness. In the story, the first friend means "property," which is something people cannot take with them after death; the second friend means "relatives," who only attend a funeral after the person has passed away; the third friend means "good deeds," which are the only things that can remain in people's hearts forever along with their names after they die. "Good deeds" are often told in Jewish stories, aiming to cultivate children's awareness of kindness and let them understand from a young age that good deeds are both ordinary and natural behaviors. If children understand the value of kindness, it becomes very easy for them to perform kind acts. Please, mothers, often tell your children stories of good deeds from newspapers, TV, or fairy tales! Treat "kind acts" as good friends!