Hey, Cherry, I saw the English version, possibly a precursor or an excerpt, but who cares. Neither the one you are holding, nor the one I read were written in the very language it promotes. Why, by the way, is a sefer written in Lashon Hakodesh, which IS a language of the holy, to promote a jargon? Please don’t tell me it is written in street Ivrit, as that would be a sacrilege, against Yiddish, of course.
And no matter what language the said sefer appeared in, the author’s own children’s tongue is English. Ask them, please.