Night Games
Night Games is the story of forty something Israelis. It is the first Israeli novel to focus on the Israeli Baby boomers, a generation of sons and daughters of new immigrants, who confront their fragile identity with nostalgia, sometimes regret, and mostly with painful sobriety. They are forced to face…
The Backpack Fairy
"At first I thought Yaya was laughing. I laughed with her. But then she curled up into the Mishpack's zipper, and I knew she was crying. That's how I discovered that fairies cry just like humans." Yali has a backpacker uncle who loves traveling around the world. His name is…
Flying Lessons
Monsieur Maurice Havivel (The meaning in Hebrew is "Beloved by god") immigrated to Israel from the island of Djerba - off the shores of Tunisia. Deep in his heart he kept the secret of the flying Jews, who had come two thousand years ago to that remote spot, carrying on…
So proud they were when they announced how they picked up the quietest room for me. But quietness is a kind of loud noise, do you understand? No, I guess you don't. After all, a child lives in a hassle bustle that never stops, perhaps only while sleeping. A child is always surrounded by sounds. I do remember. No one forgets himself as a kid. You too will one day. Tell it to your parents. I wish there was a law: everyone must remember himself as a child - at least once a day. But I don't have to make an effort to recall myself as a young person. Everything that's been stored in my memory has even a fragrance.…