It's right before Purim, the happiest Jewish holiday, but Mordy the hamantash is sad. Mordy feels very alone. He thinks the other pastries in the bakery ignore him because he is different.
Mordy decides to change his shape.
Did Mordy's transformation help him?
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This lovely and fun book, written in rhyme, promotes embracing one's attributes and appreciating oneself. This is an important message for young children year-round and particularly apt for Purim, the holiday that celebrates the uniqueness of a nation and its people.
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