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Jewish Hero - Isaac Bashevis Singer

When Isaac Bashevis Singer won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1978, many people said that Yiddish, the language in which he wrote, was dying. They wondered why such a talented writer would create in a language that was not in daily use. Singer explained that “for 2000 years Hebrew was considered a dead language. Suddenly it became strangely alive. What happened to Hebrew may also happen to Yiddish one day.” The stories of Isaac Bashevis Singer are very much alive in PJ Library books like The Wise Men of Chelm and the Foolish Carp, The Parakeet Named Dreidel, and Just Stay Put. Learn more about the author's life and work in our Jewish Heroes series. More PJ Library: Subscribe: http://bit.ly/PJLibraryYouTube Facebook:   / pjlibrary   Twitter:   / pjlibrary   Instagram:   / pjlibrary   Sign up for PJ Library to receive free, award-winning Jewish children’s books, music, and more: https://pjlibrary.org/signup --- Every month, PJ Library sends free Jewish books to more than 600,000 families around the world with children 0 through 8 years old. PJ Library shares stories that celebrate Jewish values, culture, and tradition, all at no cost to families. Free Jewish chapter books for 9-12-year-olds are available at PJOurWay.org.