This book is illustrated by Kathryn E Shoemaker, and her illustrations really give the story life. It's a retelling of an old tale, and Ms. Watts does an excellent job with it. Sometimes the story line can be a bit dry, but Irene makes her characters vibrant and real.
He's a giant man of clay to save the Jews from persecution, but he has no conscience and no soul...
This is a handsome book and would make a very nice gift. It's published by Tundra Books.
Teach your child about Jewish traditions and folklore. It's a very good read.
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