When the rabbi's son-in-law discovers a man in a crate containing a shipment of books from Russia he's been expecting, everyone fears the worst—is the man dead? It turns out the man is alive, but perhaps worse for the Rabbi, he's a Russian Jew who is an artist and talks (Russian) incessantly. Only one person understands him, and that is the cat (cats are people too, of course). The artist is dismayed to find out that he hasn't landed in Ethiopia where he thought his container was headed to, as he has his heart set on going to an obscure little place called Jerusalem, where a tribe of black Jews has been living in seclusion since time immemorial. A great finish to this series, but did it really have to end? ( )

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