A charming and graceful book! A cute and inviting story in which the children take an active part and enjoy the creation. I brought it to my nephews and they really liked it and it was fun and stayed in my heart for a long time.

We have 3 grandchildren (ages 8, 6, 4) it's usually not easy to find an activity that will occupy them all - this time we had a double success and all three enjoyed both the story and the creation that accompanies it. The story is written in rather large, dotted and rhyming script, so Shabbat the 8th read it easily. The colorful illustrations made us linger with pleasure on each page and the word Shmovtzik, which repeats over and over again, brought out voices and sounds from all of us that made us laugh. At the end of the story there is an invitation to make a "Schmopfitzik" figure. According to the list in the book we knew what was needed, we brought it with us, and the children were happy to make colorful and funny characters for themselves. We recommend the book that you will be happy to read.