Welcome to Kosher.com Book Nook: A Reading Experience Like No Other

At Kosher.com Book Nook, we're committed to providing an immersive reading experience that goes beyond mere summaries. Instead, we invite you to grab your favorite book, get cozy with a blankie and squishmallow, and embark on a journey through the pages of a great work. This week, we found ourselves at page 31, where we've had the pleasure of re-reading ahead of schedule. We're excited to share this experience with you, whether you choose to follow along in your book or simply listen.

As we settled into our cozy reading nook, we couldn't help but notice the streets outside were bustling with activity on that Friday night. Rosef Kenfeld was hurrying through the streets of Yusal, his wife having fallen ill, and he was on a mission to seek medical attention from Dr. Schwarz. The doctor greeted Robie and Phel warmly, only to be met with a surprise in his hand – a carousing lamp to aid him in seeing during nighttime hours.

Now, we couldn't help but chuckle at the sight of the doctor carrying such an unusual item, especially on Shabbos, when fires were strictly prohibited. Dr. Schwarz smiled good-naturedly and asked Robie and Phel to put down the lamp, citing that it was indeed Shabbos. As they entered the doctor's home, he posed a question that would become the focal point of their conversation: "If you were to divide the body into equal parts, how much of the body is the head?"

Dr. Schwarz confidently replied that the head would take up one-seventh of the body. However, this was not the end of the discussion. A group of different body parts – legs, hands, and more – came together to complain to the head about its privileged position in life. They pointed out that while the head got to enjoy so many sensory delights – taste, sound, sight – the other parts did all the hard work, often without recognition or appreciation.

The doctor listened patiently as they spoke, nodding along with understanding. He then turned the tables on the group, reminding them of their own importance in keeping the body functioning. "Who tells the legs to walk when they need to?" he asked. "And who tells the hand to scratch that mosquito bite?" The answer, of course, was the head – and Dr. Schwarz made it clear that this privilege came with a responsibility.

As the conversation drew to a close, Rabis' sonel offered some additional insights, explaining how Hashem divided the week into seven parts, with Chabush being the day that gives us energy for the rest of the six days. If we don't guard Chabush, he warned, the other six days will be like a body without a head – essentially worthless.

Dr. Schwarz smiled warmly at Rabis' sonel, acknowledging his wisdom. "Shabas is much more than just another day," he said, with conviction. "It's what gives life to the other six days of the week." As we concluded our reading session, we couldn't help but agree – there's something special about Shabbos, a day that holds so much meaning and significance for us all.

And so, as we close this article, we invite you to do the same. Whether you're a book lover or simply looking for a new way to experience your favorite stories, we hope you'll join us at Kosher.com Book Nook. Grab your blankie and squishmallow, get cozy, and let's embark on this reading journey together!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwelcome to kosher.com booknook where every week we read a short story from a book grab your blankie and squishmallow and let's go this week we're going to be reading ahead of the rest we by mistake skipped it out so we are not going to forget it we're going to go back to it on page 31 you can either grab the book and follow along or just cozy up and listen it was Friday night and rosef kenfeld was walking quickly through the streets of yusal his wife had become very ill and he was going to ask Dr Schwarz to come to their house to examine her Dr Schwarz greeted Robie and phel in his hand was a carousing lamp to help him see during the night time I thought RAB ysf K he's carrying a lamp with a fire in it that's not allowed on shabis good shabis he said I came to ask you to come see what's wrong with my wife but first put down the lamp it's shabis tonight the doctor looked surprised but did as he was asked can I ask you a question RAB ysep Kim asked the doctor as they walked into his house if you were to divide the body into equal parts how much of the body is the head the head I would say to divide the body into seven parts the head would take up one of those parts yes the head takes up 17th of the body you are right re seld said with a smile let me share this mush with you you love Michelle one day all the different parts of the body came together to complain to the head it's not fair they said we have to do all the hard work we walk we carry things but look at you the head gets to enjoy so many things without doing the exhausting work you enjoy delicious food with your mouth hear beautiful music with your ears see wonderful things with your eyes that's not fair H the nodded patiently as they spoke you are right he said I do get to enjoy a lot of things but you're forgetting something who's the one who tells the legs to walk when they need to and who's the one who tells the hand to scratch that mosquito bite it is I the head if not for me you wouldn't be able to do anything of course I deserve all these privileges shabas is the same way rabis sonel told the doctor Hashem divided the week into seven Parts Hashem chose one day to be the day that gives us energy for the rest of the six days that day is chabus if we don't guard chabus what will be with our other six days of the week they will be like a body without a head basically worthless the doctor now understood R ysep he would only whisper you are right you are so right shabas is much more than just another day it is what gives life to the other six days of the week have a wonderful shabiswelcome to kosher.com booknook where every week we read a short story from a book grab your blankie and squishmallow and let's go this week we're going to be reading ahead of the rest we by mistake skipped it out so we are not going to forget it we're going to go back to it on page 31 you can either grab the book and follow along or just cozy up and listen it was Friday night and rosef kenfeld was walking quickly through the streets of yusal his wife had become very ill and he was going to ask Dr Schwarz to come to their house to examine her Dr Schwarz greeted Robie and phel in his hand was a carousing lamp to help him see during the night time I thought RAB ysf K he's carrying a lamp with a fire in it that's not allowed on shabis good shabis he said I came to ask you to come see what's wrong with my wife but first put down the lamp it's shabis tonight the doctor looked surprised but did as he was asked can I ask you a question RAB ysep Kim asked the doctor as they walked into his house if you were to divide the body into equal parts how much of the body is the head the head I would say to divide the body into seven parts the head would take up one of those parts yes the head takes up 17th of the body you are right re seld said with a smile let me share this mush with you you love Michelle one day all the different parts of the body came together to complain to the head it's not fair they said we have to do all the hard work we walk we carry things but look at you the head gets to enjoy so many things without doing the exhausting work you enjoy delicious food with your mouth hear beautiful music with your ears see wonderful things with your eyes that's not fair H the nodded patiently as they spoke you are right he said I do get to enjoy a lot of things but you're forgetting something who's the one who tells the legs to walk when they need to and who's the one who tells the hand to scratch that mosquito bite it is I the head if not for me you wouldn't be able to do anything of course I deserve all these privileges shabas is the same way rabis sonel told the doctor Hashem divided the week into seven Parts Hashem chose one day to be the day that gives us energy for the rest of the six days that day is chabus if we don't guard chabus what will be with our other six days of the week they will be like a body without a head basically worthless the doctor now understood R ysep he would only whisper you are right you are so right shabas is much more than just another day it is what gives life to the other six days of the week have a wonderful shabis\n"