The Sorcerer's Apprentice and Coppelia
Subtitle: klassics for kids
Contributors: Adapted by: Michael Ohad & David Kriss; Illustrations: Gadi Mirtenbaum
Edition: first edition
Series: B-43309
Publisher: Kidfest International - Avshalom Rubin
Published: 1987
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 35
First sentence: The Sorcerer's Apprentice -  All of the little Yves' friends had gone to work for a shoemaker, a tailor or a carpenter, but little Yves said, "That's not for me. I don't want to sew pants all day or fix other people's shoes. A sorcerer is what I want to be." And so he apprenticed himself to a sorcerer...............................................................................................................................................................................................

Coppelia -  Oh, it's too much!" said Swanhilda. "There she is sitting at the window and reading again". And indeed, by the open window in the balcony of Doctor Coppelius' mysterious old house, sat green-eyed Coppelia, reading a book..........
Notes: klassics for kids