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Friedman's Fables (with Booklet)

Friedman's Fables (with Booklet)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: IS THERE AVAILABLE A SPANISH VERSION?
Review: ALL I WANT TO KNOW IF THER IS A SPANISH VERSION OF THE FABLE

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Friedmans Fables
Review: Did you know that Rabbi Friedman's wife has recently published his last work, Failure of Nerve: Leadership in the Age of the Quick Fix? It can be ordered through the Edwin Friedman Foundation. It would be a great addition to your inventory.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Friedmans Fables
Review: Did you know that Rabbi Friedman's wife has recently published his last work, Failure of Nerve: Leadership in the Age of the Quick Fix? It can be ordered through the Edwin Friedman Foundation. It would be a great addition to your inventory.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: I have used these fables with recovering addicts.
Review: I took a leap with the idea that the fable of "The Bridge" would be a helpful teaching tool for my group of recovering alcoholics and addicts. They listened attentively to the story of the man handing a stranger the end of the rope and then jumping. Many of them could relate to the feelings of being stuck and with the moral and ethical dilemma of having to make a critical decision. I plan to use other fables from the collection after such a lively discussion. Never underestimate the abilities of people in recovery to benefit from meaningful dialogue.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Storytelling in the classic tradition
Review: More parables than fables, Friedman's genius as a storyteller in the rabbinic tradition shines through. This collection of short fables are ingenious studies of human nature from a Family Systems point of view. Though the book has many uses for teaching and therapy, its best use is pure enjoyment!


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