A New Bull came to live on the Farm
Von: Sheila Dror-Gil
The new bull opened his eyes when all of a sudden he realized, today is a holiday, yummy leftovers will be gobbled down. Neither angry nor sly, first to the trough light-footed he trod. A new and unfamiliar bull arrives at the farm. In the beginning he is a bit suspicious and angry, however slowly with the help of his friends in the yard, he discovers that he is living in a rather special farm, where the animals are an inseparable part of the family. He makes acquaintance with the world of human beings and their customs, and is eventually quite satisfied with his new home. The story ”A New Bull came to live on the Farm” is a light story full of imagination, suitable for all readers who love nature. The story unfolds on a variety of dimensions, some of which deal with adapting to a new home, Jewish holidays, rural life on the kibbutz and agricultural communities known in Hebrew as Moshavim, and the connection between animals and human beings.
The new bull opened his eyes when all of a sudden he realized, today is a holiday, yummy leftovers will be gobbled down. Neither angry nor sly, first to the trough light-footed he trod. A new and unfamiliar bull arrives at the farm. In the beginning he is a bit suspicious and angry, however slowly with the help of his friends in the yard, he discovers that he is living in a rather special farm, where the animals are an inseparable part of the family. He makes acquaintance with the world of human beings and their customs, and is eventually quite satisfied with his new home. The story ”A New Bull came to live on the Farm” is a light story full of imagination, suitable for all readers who love nature. The story unfolds on a variety of dimensions, some of which deal with adapting to a new home, Jewish holidays, rural life on the kibbutz and agricultural communities known in Hebrew as Moshavim, and the connection between animals and human beings.
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