Eliezer and the carrot thick pages / Kipnis Levin Eliezer and the carrot is a children's song in rhymes. At the center of the story is a giant and stubborn carrot that was sown in the vegetable garden of grandfather Eliezer and grandmother Elisheva. One day Grandpa Eliezer tried to pull it out of the ground, but it wouldn't move, no matter how hard he pulled. Grandma Elisheva came to his aid and pulled as well, but the carrot did not move. One by one, the granddaughter Abigail, Heb Heb the puppy, and Meow the cat came and helped pull and he still didn't move. Only when "Gray Mouse" joined the pull did the carrot come out. In the book version, after taking out the carrot, they make a delicious stew from it, and all the neighbors are invited to eat. Only the dog, cat and mouse do not eat from the stew, because they get their own sweet porridge. The story deals with the message of helping others and volunteering for others. Thanks to the cooperation of all the characters, they manage to get the giant carrot out of the ground. Thus the message is about the power of the group, which is greater than the power of the individual, and also about the cooperation in which more can be achieved than alone.
