Susan Tarcov Bücher

Ketem the cat proves to Professor Buber that he needs not just one, but many cats.

The story highlights the bond between Hamor the donkey and Rabbi Moses Maimonides, who share a daily journey to the sultan's palace. When a faster horse takes Hamor's place, both the donkey and the Rabbi realize the value of their unique partnership and the comfort of their routine. This tale explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the importance of companionship in daily life.