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sara
santa fe, nm
via kids.tzivoshashem.org
October 26, 2010
they did they did make a book of all the storys of yakkov and yitzchok (i geuss) Reply
Anonymous
Tsfat, Israel
July 4, 2010
Need to be more clear Brilliantly illustrated, but the text needs to be more concise. If the woman were merely "sick" there is no justification for such labors on Yom Kippur. In the original, she is a mother who has just given birth, so her life and the life of the baby are endangered if they do not have food and heat. Reply
Schneur Z. Engel
adelaide, SA
August 8, 2009
thats such an amazing story, I love it! Reply
Cg
April 13, 2009
Good job Good job you should make a book Reply
musia brackman
October 12, 2008
good! keep it up! it is a very nice story but is it about pesach? Reply
Anonymous
Pickerington, Ohio
September 27, 2008
Wonderful This story is so touching and moving I love it ! Reply
ariella
las, vegas
May 18, 2008
very good very good lesson we must all learn to help others as the torah tells us. Reply
Anonymous
April 13, 2008
very nice story Reply
Anonymous
via lubavitchofedgware.com
October 24, 2007
nice this is very good Reply
Menachem Mendel Engel
Adelaide, Australia
September 20, 2007
Yaakov and Isaac: A Matter of importance Very Good story!!!!!!!!!!! Reply
Anonymous
April 6, 2007
great illustraition Reply
Anonymous
la, cal
January 3, 2007
nice nnnnnnnnnniiiiiiiiccccccccccccceeeeeeeeeeeee Reply
Anonymous
July 9, 2006
this is gold Reply
Anonymous
May 21, 2006
yasher koach. very nice. Reply
GOOD STORY! Good story!