A mischievous boy fights with everyone: with other children, with animals, and even with objects. One day he starts a fight with a broom, and you’ll never guess what happens - the broom gives as good as it gets! With a light touch and in an entertaining manner, the story describes the way children feel when they are caught up in an argument or a fight, and reminds us that despite everything, we can always reconcile and patch things up.
Age Group: PRESCHOOL
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inspirationAnger, joy, laughter and agitation – children are overwhelmed with many emotions throughout the day. When they are angry, the are downright mad, and when they are happy, they rejoice. A Fight with a Broom allows children to see their feelings with a smile, understand that we all experience unpleasant feelings just as they do, and discover how to cope with them using humor.
Sometimes – wonderful things happen to me
Sometimes – pretty bad things happen too
Sometimes – it’s nice
Sometimes – it’s fun
Sometimes – it’s annoying – but only sometimes.
[“Sometimes”, Oded Burla, in Poems with a Light Blue Flower in Their Lapel, editor: Hani Bareket, Danny Sfarim 2008]
Oded Burla [1915-2009] – An Israeli writer, poet and illustrator, who wrote and illustrated many children’s books. Burla’s books are filled with humor, absurdity and amusing wordplay.
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Publishing:
המבוך
Year of Distribution:
תשפ״ד 2023-2024
