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Rosh Hashanah, a boy overhears some chickens planning a strike.
They are sick of being used for Kapores, the New Year custom in
which people swing a live chicken over their heads, hoping to erase
their bad deeds. When all of the chickens run away, the women try
to coax them back with grain, the men try to get them back with
force, and the rabbi tries to negotiate. Finally the boy pleads,
"Without Kapores, I will never be able to make my papa proud." A
chicken responds, "Boychick, for this you need a chicken?" This
amusing and telling story about wise chickens and foolish villagers
will be enjoyed by anyone who has ever wanted to be a better
person. - Amazon.com Review
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