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Jesse is magically transported back in time to a small Russian village in the early 1900s, where he experiences life through the eyes of Yossi, his great-great-grandfather. Clumsy, mischievous Yossi finds himself an unlikely hero when he comes up with a daring plan to help the Jews escape from the cruel Russian soldiers who terrorize and persecute them. Back in modern time, Jesse finds new appreciation for his roots and his heritage. |
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Reviewers say:"[Schwartz’s] depiction of the village has all the gusto and sprightly characterization of a folk tale. This optimistic tale of Jewish immigration fills a niche with its appealing warmth and energy." - Michele Landsberg, Quill & Quire, May 2000 |
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ISBN 1-55143-143-2, 96 pages, paperback, ages 7-10 |
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