BubbeMeise - Jewish Folktale Stories for Kids Jodi Davidovich

Henry the Elephant learns about Sukkot and finds renewed purpose in this original story by Sherri Mandell (KarBen Press). Music by: Litvakus, Vanyha Zhuk, Guignol Band, and Alicia Svigals/Lauren Brody Klezmer Mash.

Modern version of a classic Jewish tale that teaches sometimes it's important to know when you have a good idea and have faith in yourself. Music by: Kriss "Jazz Club," Brad Sucks "Total Breakdown," Professor Kliq "Bust This Bust That," and Robin Grey "These Days"

This is a silly fairy tale written for the silly spirit of Purim. While it is not a classic "bubbemeise" tale, it is sure to entertain as a modern version of Frog Prince.

The Rooster Prince is about a prince that decides to take a stand at how spoiled he is, and learns what is really important along the way. Extremely well written and performed and sure to hold your child's attention and get a laugh. Featuring music by JB Skelton (Dewey's Ditty), Rafael Krux (One Step Closer), Alexander Nakarada (The Crown), Like Heaven (from FreeBeats.io), Action Strike, and The Terror of Highway 101

Buttered Toast is a classic Jewish folktale making fun of over-thinking things. The people of the city of Helm always think they've got the right idea, but really, they think themselves into the silliest answers. Kids and adults alike will have a great time figuring out their goofy mistakes.

Shtickle wants a bigger house. So she and her husband follow the rabbi's special instructions on how to get one, getting much more then they expected in the process. The Little House is a hilarious story that teaches the value of being grateful for what you have.