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The Rooster Prince of Beslov (2010)

par Ann Redisch Stampler

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In this variation of a Yiddish folktale, a spoiled prince has a fit and assumes the speech and mannerisms of a rooster until he is locked in a room for seven days with a frail grizzled old man.
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Some kinda chicken hijinx in the shtetl, you know. ( )
  MeditationesMartini | Dec 13, 2017 |
The author explains in an afterword that the traditional moral of this Rabbi Nachman story is that a teacher must approach a student at the student's level if he wants to raise him up. Ms. Stampler then explains how she has changed the point of story to be about teaching and learning kindness. In this version, the wise man coaxes the prince, who has been spoiled so much that he chooses to say "Enough" and give up clothing and regular food and speech, to suggest that they put on clothes and eat normal food. And, as in many fairy tales, first doctors and magicians try unsuccessfully to cure the prince. ( )
  raizel | Jan 7, 2016 |
Charming retelling of a Yiddish folktale. ( )
  Sullywriter | Apr 3, 2013 |
Prince of Brestov suddenly turned into a rooster! His parents, the King and the Queen were very worried and called many doctors, sorcerers, and magicians but they were chased away by the rooster Prince. Can anyone help the Prince turn back into a human? The story is a traditional Jewish tale and it teaches about how a teacher and student must work together. The teacher does not rule but stands side by side with the student, encouraging by questioning. The old man in the story is the teacher and he asks many question and they are all answered by the Prince. The story is written with simple words and has repetition that the readers will notice as the days pass by. The bright colors and thin graphite lines creates a well-defined characters and the unique features of the exaggerated expressions of the characters will draw the readers to the story. The illustrations also hint at what is going to happen next by creating a panel. These panels are not distinctly separated from the storyline artwork and seamlessly flow together.

This is a wonderful story about teaching and Jewish culture. Readers will love this silly story about a boy who becomes a rooster and also will learn to admire the old man who turns him back into the Prince. ( )
  jinmoon | Oct 7, 2012 |
This old Jewish folktale is not so well known these days. It is marvelous that it has been preserved. A young prince becomes bored with being pampered, and decides to become a rooster instead. An interesting old man helps him become a man, instead.
  missamellon | Mar 12, 2012 |
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