Yettele’s Feathers

Yettele’s Feathers by Joan Rothenberg is a charming first edition published by Hyperion Books for Children in 1995. This 31-page book, written in English, presents a delightful Eastern European folktale centered around Yettele, a woman who loves engaging in conversation. After her husband leaves, Yettele’s curiosity leads her to meddle in the lives of her neighbors, resulting in unexpected consequences. The story is enriched with old-world charm and features vibrant illustrations that complement the narrative.
Readers will find that Yettele’s journey explores themes of community and the impact of gossip, as a kind Rabbi helps her recognize the error of her ways. The book falls within the realms of juvenile fiction, fairy tales, and folklore, making it a suitable choice for those interested in legends and social science narratives. With its engaging storyline and colorful artwork, Yettele’s Feathers offers a thoughtful reflection on the importance of understanding and respecting others in a close-knit community.
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Yettele loves nothing better than a good conversation. With her husband gone, she goes out–and the trouble begins. Yettele just can’t help putting her nose in everyone’s business. Soon her stories about the local townsfolk are flying around. A kind Rabbi shows her the error of her ways. An Eastern European folktale is suffused with old-world charm. Full color.
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