Gevald! by Jenny Kjærbo Dictionaries through which Grynberg explores the

through which Grynberg explores the daily lives and tensions within Poland between Jews and gentiles haunted by the Holocaust and its continuing presence

Rifka yearns to read forbidden literature and to explore the world beyond the confines of her small community

The story is told through a conversation

As a child

With no feast to rush home to

Gevald! by Jenny Kjærbo Dictionaries through which Grynberg explores theYiddish Language text translated by Arun Viswanath The puffin is so angry that he accidentally kicks the egg. The crack in the egg gets bigger and bigger until suddenly there is a hole. He peeps through the hole and sees that the egg has eyes! Gevald! tells the story of a wayward young puffin who has a series of misadventures when he is left in charge of his baby brothers egg. Translated into English by Jordan Kutzik and into Yiddish by Arun