Three dwarves go out for a walk, and find three mushrooms. With great imagination and inventiveness, their mushrooms become umbrellas, boats, parachutes and so on. This classic optimistic winter tale encourages readers to engage in creative thinking.
Three dwarves go out for a walk, and find three mushrooms. With great imagination and inventiveness, their mushrooms become umbrellas, boats, parachutes and so on. This classic optimistic winter tale encourages readers to engage in creative thinking.
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One, Two, Three, What Can a Mushroom Be?
Written and illustrated by: Alona Frankel
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What do you do when you come across an obstacle in your path? The dwarves in our story were upset for a moment, but immediately found a solution and kept going! By joining forces, staying optimistic and engaging in lots of creative thinking, they discovered that a mushroom could be a parachute, boat, and no less important – a cause for putting a big smile on their faces:
Wherefore I perceived that there is nothing better than that a man should rejoice in his works
(Ecclesiastes 3:22)
Alona Frankel (born in 1937) is an illustrator and author of children’s books. She has written over 30 children’s books that have been translated into several languages, among them The Family of Tiny White Elephants [Sefer HaPilpilim] and Once Upon a Potty [Sir HaSirim]
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