Yes, We'll Do It! - Strum, Dafna
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A joyful, rhyming tale of kindness and community! When two kids join a parade, a chain of helpers steps up in their place. A univeral value based on a Jewish teaching about responsibility, this playful story celebrates teamwork, friendship, and lending a hand. When a brother and sister are invited to join a parade, their simple walk turns into a rollicking chain of role-swapping adventures! As one helper replaces another—a barber becomes a musician, a baker cuts hair, and a clown tends a garden—the entire town learns what it means to step up when others need a hand. Yes, We’ll Do It! is a…mehr

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A joyful, rhyming tale of kindness and community! When two kids join a parade, a chain of helpers steps up in their place. A univeral value based on a Jewish teaching about responsibility, this playful story celebrates teamwork, friendship, and lending a hand. When a brother and sister are invited to join a parade, their simple walk turns into a rollicking chain of role-swapping adventures! As one helper replaces another—a barber becomes a musician, a baker cuts hair, and a clown tends a garden—the entire town learns what it means to step up when others need a hand. Yes, We’ll Do It! is a joyful, rhyming tale that celebrates kindness, community, and the Jewish teaching that we are responsible for one another. With playful cumulative storytelling and vibrant illustrations by best-selling artist Shahar Kober, this book will have kids laughing out loud—and thinking deeply about how we all depend on one another. Perfect for ages 4–8, this delightful picture book is ideal for storytime, classroom discussions, and family reading. Whether you’re looking to teach empathy, highlight Jewish values, or just enjoy a fun and clever story, this book is sure to become a favorite.
Autorenporträt
Dafna Strum is the author of three previous books for children. She teaches music in Israeli preschools and lives on the Carmel, facing the blue sea. She loves to follow her imagination wherever it leads her,  and to bake cakes. (Especially pink ones). Shahar kober is an experienced illustrator working from a small studio in a small town in a small country. He has a Bachelor’s degree in illustration and a Master’s degree in culture and film studies. Shahar has illustrated many books published worldwide, and he has been teaching illustration for over a decade. He lives with his wife, two teenage boys, and a magnificent Tuxedo cat.