Red Blue & Yellow Yarn: A Tale of Forgiveness

by Miriam R. Kosman, Valeri Gorbachev (Illustrator)

Danny isn't sure what his grandmother thinks of him. She is so proper and his behavior is far from perfect. Yet, when Danny gets tangled up in some trouble, his grandmother reveals the secret that all grandmothers and grandchildren share.

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens, Jewish

32 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 1996

Reviews

[Judy]

When someone moves into your house, even if it is your grandmother, it takes some adjustment. And, when young Donny gets into innocent trouble, I'm sure all kids will be wondering what will happen next.

I hope I have the chance to read this to the kids while they are still at the 'right age' to appreciate the story.

[Tehila]

A “lecture” doesn’t get any better than this. What a great way to help someone learn correct from incorrect actions without labels.

FYI - a four-year-old recommended this book - handing it to me when I said I’d not yet read it.

[Alyssa Haverfield]

I’m agnostic, but came across this book volunteering, and thought it was great! A great message for both kids and their elders. I also loved the explanations at the beginning and end to add a little more learning to the mix. Cute and meaningful, and I loved reading about another religion/culture.

[Sarah Niebuhr Rubin]

A wonderful spin on an old tale - and a lovely sense of tradition and family.