
Written by Antonie Schneider · Illustrated by Pei-Yu Chang
In snowy Jerusalem, three friends discover a surprising truth about sharing and unity.
In the rare snow of Jerusalem, three friends engage in a playful debate over who owns the snow. Seeking answers, they turn to their community's priest, rabbi, and imam, only to find a surprising consensus. This heartwarming tale explores themes of sharing and reveals how, despite differences, we are more alike than we think. What will the friends learn about unity and belonging in their diverse city?
Jerusalem is a special place. It brings people together–and rarely snows. When one day it does snow, three friends have a playful debate about who the snow belongs to. When they ask some of the most trusted people in their community, they have a great surprise: the priest, the rabbi, and the imam all say the same thing. Here is a joyful story about sharing–and how we are more similar than different.
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