So, this book gives you a hint of Jewish nonfiction at the beginning of each chapter, then you read the random story and it gives you a question you try to answer before the text does. The thing about it is, it's sort of fun, but everyone already knows lots of the answers, because some of them appear in Rabbi Harvey books. I'm just sayin'... Also, each chapter starts a totally different situation, (like Rabbi Harvey,) but with unknown or maybe people from the past with a problem. Still, it's sorta fun when you find out what the term, "Standing on One Foot" means, which the author throws in randomly and sometimes spreads out. So, if you haven't read Rabbi Harvey, it's a read for you!

I have been waiting so long and it finally arrived!!!!!!! BEST. BOOK. EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

in school once a substitute named Elaine read some of these stories to us, and ever since, i've loved this book and i can't wait to get it (i had to pick a rating, so i chose the top ones on both)!