The Rule About Abba's Chair
Benny wants to know why nobody sits in Abba's chair. The answer comes at dinner, when Bubbie tells her parrot story for the hundredth time.
Best for ages 6 to 8. Younger kids can listen along with a parent.
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For weekdays: the car, bedtime, a quiet afternoon. This is a made-up story, and Leah and Benny are characters we created. Narrated with a computer-generated voice.
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This is a story from Anafeam Kids. It's called The Rule About Abba's Chair.
Leah and Benny Adler aren't real people. We made them up. But maybe there's a chair like this in your house too.
In the Adler kitchen there were six chairs. Five of them were ordinary. And one, at the end of the table, was Abba's chair.
It wasn't fancy. It was the same wood as the others. But nobody sat in it except Abba. Not Leah, not Benny, not even Latke the cat, who sat on everything else.
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