In "The Dream and the Treasure," in the Polish city of Cracow, there lived Avrom son of Berl, a poor man with a large family. After dreaming three times of a treasure under the bridge in Prague, he travels there with his wife's blessing. The guard there laughs, explaining that if he believed in dreams he'd look under the stove of Avrom son of Isaac in Cracow, but since he's heard that half the Jews in Cracow are called Avrom and the other half are called Berl, he's staying where he is. Avrom uses some of the treasure to build a house of prayer, called "Reb Avrom's shul.

A collection of Jewish tales retold and created by storyteller Peninnah Schram, many of them parables with unexplained messages.