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The sounds of battle are getting weaker. Chananel can finally
stretch his legs and get some relief from the uncomfortable
position he was in. It seems like he was down in the cellar
forever, and all he could think of is a cup of refreshing water
for his parched throat.Careful not to make a sound, he makes his way up the steps
to the main floor.The servants are gone. Even Cobus,
the house manager, disappeared.Or, at least, that's what he thought. Just then, Cobus
rushes in, yelling, "Robber! Get out of my house!"He is furious! How dare he call the master's son a
robber?!"You know this house is mine!" he cries."Not anymore," Cobus says, gleefully waving a
document in his face.Chananel, a young boy living during the
Golden Era in Cordova, finds himself in
middle of an uprising. His mother and sister
are away shopping in Malaga, his father is
on the lookout for treasures for the king
of Granada, and he is all alone in their
mansion, without the slew of servants
who were supposed to take care of
his needs.Watch as the series of
disasters hit him hard,
and discover how
Chananel's resilience
helps him overcome
the obstaclestime
andagain.

Sku		ZB-280-7
Author		R. Rosen
Illustrator		T. Zarbiv
Isbn 13		9789657822807
Isbn 10		9657822807
Pages		52
Size		6.3" x 9.3"
Binding		Hardcover
Date		342025
Imprint		Z. Berman Books

The sounds of battle are getting weaker. Chananel can finallystretch his legs and get some relief from the uncomfortableposition he was in. It seems like he was down in the cellarforever, and all he could think of is a cup of refreshing waterfor his parched throat.Careful not to make a sound, he makes his way up the stepsto the main floor.The servants are gone. Even Cobus,the house manager, disappeared.Or, at least, that's what he thought. Just then, Cobusrushes in, yelling, "Robber! Get out of my house!"He is furious! How dare he call the master's son arobber?!"You know this house is mine!" he cries."Not anymore," Cobus says, gleefully waving adocument in his face.Chananel, a young boy living during theGolden Era in Cordova, finds himself inmiddle of an uprising. His mother and sisterare away shopping in Malaga, his father ison the lookout for treasures for the kingof Granada, and he is all alone in theirmansion, without the slew of servantswho were supposed to take care ofhis needs.Watch as the series ofdisasters hit him hard,and discover howChananel's resiliencehelps him overcomethe obstaclestimeandagain.SkuZB-280-7AuthorR. RosenIllustratorT. ZarbivIsbn 139789657822807Isbn 109657822807Pages52Size6.3" x 9.3"BindingHardcoverDate342025ImprintZ. Berman BooksThe sounds of battle are getting weaker. Chananel can finally stretch his legs and get some relief from the uncomfortable position he was in. It seems like he was down in the cellar forever, and all he could think of is a cup of refreshing water for his parched throat. Careful not to make a sound, he makes his way up the steps to the main floor. The servants are gone. Even Cobus, the house manager, disappeared. Or, at least, that's what he thought. Just then, Cobus rushes in, yelling, "Robber! Get out of my house!" He is furious! How dare he call the master's son a robber?! "You know this house is mine!" he cries. "Not anymore," Cobus says, gleefully waving a document in his face. Chananel, a young boy living during the Golden Era in Cordova, finds himself in middle of an uprising. His mother and sister are away shopping in Malaga, his father is on the lookout for treasures for the king of Granada, and he is all alone in their mansion, without the slew of servants who were supposed to take care of his needs. Watch as the series of disasters hit him hard, and discover how Chananel's resilience helps him overcome the obstaclestime andagain.The sounds of battle are getting weaker. Chananel can finallystretch his legs and get some relief from the uncomfortableposition he was in. It seems like he was down in the cellarforever, and all he could think of is a cup of refreshing waterfor his parched throat.Careful not to make a sound, he makes his way up the stepsto the main floor.The servants are gone. Even Cobus,the house manager, disappeared.Or, at least, that's what he thought. Just then, Cobusrushes in, yelling, "Robber! Get out of my house!"He is furious! How dare he call the master's son arobber?!"You know this house is mine!" he cries."Not anymore," Cobus says, gleefully waving adocument in his face.Chananel, a young boy living during theGolden Era in Cordova, finds himself inmiddle of an uprising. His mother and sisterare away shopping in Malaga, his father ison the lookout