The Golem of Prague

The Golem of Prague

by Irene Cohen-Janca

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The legend of the Golem dates back to the 1500s when the Jews of Prague were being viciously persecuted. Their spiritual leader, Rabbi Loew, also known as The Maharal of Prague, created a formidable creature out of clay whose mission it was to protect the Jews of the city. This beautiful picture book with its lyrical text and evocative illustrations, retells the story of the Golem through the eyes of a young boy, Frantz.

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    How does experiencing the story through the eyes of a young boy like Frantz shape your understanding of the fear and tension within the Prague ghetto compared to if it were told from Rabbi Loew’s perspective?

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    In what ways do the themes of persecution and the need for protection in 16th-century Prague resonate with issues we still see in the world today?

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    How do the book’s illustrations work alongside the lyrical text to convey the emotional atmosphere of the story, and which scene or image left the strongest impression on you?

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