A fresh, playful introduction to this popular Yiddish phrase (and additional words) for babies and toddlers, from beloved author-illustrator Suzy Ultman!
Did you fall on your tushie*? Oy Vey!
*(butt or bottom or buttocks)
The phrase “oy vey!” is used to express surprise, overwhelm, disappointment, worry, or amazement. It’s so versatile! And truly the best place to begin when introducing babies and toddlers to Yiddish. Yiddish was first spoken over 1,000 years ago and lives on today by being passed from one generation to the next. What better way to pass it down than with this perfectly young, charmingly silly, and stylishly giftable bite-sized book for all families! Each spread offers an additional Yiddish word, simple translations, and humorous, color-rich art. A must-have for every Yiddish-loving family!
A fresh, playful introduction to this popular Yiddish phrase (and additional words) for babies and toddlers, from beloved author-illustrator Suzy Ultman!
Did you fall on your tushie*? Oy Vey!
*(butt or bottom or buttocks)
The phrase “oy vey!” is used to express surprise, overwhelm, disappointment, worry, or amazement. It’s so versatile! And truly the best place to begin when introducing babies and toddlers to Yiddish. Yiddish was first spoken over 1,000 years ago and lives on today by being passed from one generation to the next. What better way to pass it down than with this perfectly young, charmingly silly, and stylishly giftable bite-sized book for all families! Each spread offers an additional Yiddish word, simple translations, and humorous, color-rich art. A must-have for every Yiddish-loving family!
