Zlateh the Goat: Snow day Stories

"Zlateh the Goat" is a heartwarming short story written by Isaac Bashevis Singer. It revolves around a poor Jewish boy named Aaron and his beloved goat, Zlateh. When a snowstorm traps them in a haystack overnight, Aaron faces a difficult decision that ultimately strengthens the bond between him and Zlateh, highlighting themes of compassion and resilience. Finished with a story of Rabbi Meir of Permishlan: “if you are connected above you don’t fall down below”.