We follow Winston the Dog with amusement when he is certain that everything always happens to him, and that his troubles are the worst in the world. But what would have happened had he taken a look around for a moment? Would he have noticed that some good things were happening to him too? The Book of Proverbs offers the following ←
Sometimes our wishes come true, but not exactly as we had hoped. The Perfect Gift presents us with the desire to make wishes come true, and the surprise one might feel when they finally do. It suggests that we find joy in moments of intimacy and collaboration: To live life as it is at all times. Not to dream of a faraway happiness, nor dream of ←
With a single letter and some good will, Rosalinda and Aaron forge a bond and discover the power of friendship, in the spirit of the well-known phrase Two are better than one [Ecclesiastes, 4:9] Rosalinda and Aaron make readers encounter the feelings of loneliness, the desire and yearning for a connection, and the possibility of daring to ←
If Hebrew has been sleeping for two thousand years, what of it? Let us wake it up and invent the words yozma [initiative], maghetz [iron], ptzatza [bomb], and rihut [furniture]. With the nib of a quill in fine penmanship He wrote kruvit [cauliflower] and glida [ice cream], He wrote the entire Ben Yehuda dictionary [Yaron London, ←
