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Bon Voyage, Noah
by Noam Ziv As soon as the shivaa is over, Noah is boarding a flight to Dharamsala, hoping to escape the bitter memory of his wife's last days and his own guilt. He finds out he is not really up to yoga, the food makes him cry and he keeps asking the wrong questions in buddhism class. » more
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ISBN: 978-965-560-040-7 |
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No Geraniums
by Lia Nirgad A 55 year old writer and activist rethinks her plan to create a geranium museum and starts writing a diary. She is surprised to realize she is creating another museum – that of her bruised memories and secret thoughts. » more
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ISBN: 978-965-560-042-1 |
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Désorientale
by Négar Djavadi Translated from French by Rama Ayalon
Published January 2020, 311 Pages, 21X13.5,
Retail Price 98 NIS 24 Euros
About this title in Hebrew
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ISBN: 978-965-560-043-8 |
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Eighteen days in the hallucinatory south of the United States. A few months before hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans a young Israeli journalist travels by train, bus, cars, hitchhiking and on foot, to discover what is called the 'true heart' of America, the land of Oh Susana and Georgia on my Mind. A surprising travel diary of the other America, a far cry from the American dream. » more
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