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Could anything be worse? A Yiddish tale, retold and illustrated by Marilyn Hirsh.
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TextReference number:ocm00724427Publication details: New York, Holiday House [1974] Description: [32] p. illus. (part col.) 28 cmISBN: 0823402398Subject(s): Jews -- FolkloreDDC classification: 398.2 LOC classification: PZ8.1.H66 | CoSummary: 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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| 398.2 GLE Paul Bunyan and Babe the blue ox / | 398.2 GRI Dear Mili : | 398.2 HAV Favorite fairy tales told in Russia, | 398.2 HIR Could anything be worse? | 398.2 HOD The kitchen knight : | 398.2 HOW Jack and the beanstalk / | 398.2 LEO Heather and broom, |
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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