Too Many Golems

Too Many GolemsAward winning author Jane Yolen brings us a delightfully humorous tale inspired by Jewish folklore of a well intentioned but mischievous boy who accidentally summons ten golems. A truly original story that charmed me from start to finish. This book put a big smile on my face! Lesla Newman, author of Welcoming Elijah: A Passover Tale with a Tail, winner of the Sydney Taylor Book Award and National Jewish Book Award "A delightful reimagining of Jewish

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