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Listed 115 books alphabetically by the name of the Authors Result Page: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] [ 5 ] [ 6 ] [ 7 ] [ 8 ] [ 9 ] [ 10 ] [ 11 ] [ 12 ] [ + ]
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| | Aminadav A. Dykman Epigrams – Whichever Way An extraordinary book combining translations of classical Greek epigrams with new poems, inspired by those epigrams, written by the translator Aminadav A. Dykman... » more ISBN: 978-965-560-024-7
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| | Chanoch Farber Sweet Book From chocolate to cakes, from tarts and fruit to sweets - a varied collection of easy to prepare mouth watering recipes, a joy to the palate and the soul. Clear and simple recipes for everyone. Recipes that can be played around with and adapted. » more ISBN: 965-511-375-2
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| | Chanoch Farber Bar-B-Q Indoors and Outdoors: Easy Recipes Simple and mouth watering recipes for bar-b-q, indoors and out, with great ideas for marinades and extras, by one of Israel's best known chefs. Beautifully illustrated. » more ISBN: 965-7120-24-1
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| | Alona Frankel A Woman As a child in Poland during the Second World War, and a strange newcomer to Tel Aviv in the 1950's, Alona Frankel learned to thoroughly examine the world around her, to notice every detail, the terrifyingly cruel one as well as the crazily funny. In "A Woman", the third installment in her autobiographical novels... » more ISBN: 978-965-13-2232-7
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| | Alona Frankel Teen Years The novel Teen Years starts from the point Alona Frankel's first novel, A Girl, left off. The heroine arrives with her family from Poland to Israel on the last day of 1949, at the age of 12, and discovers a new world, no less strange, ridiculous or complicated than the world she left behind. » more ISBN: 978-965-13-2121-4
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| | Alona Frankel A Girl Alona Frankel, who grew up in Poland during the Second World War, revisits in her first autobiographical novel her difficult childood memories, and does so from the special point of view of the heroine: the young girl who was forced to hide so many times until she became invisible, and continues to hide until today in the woman she grew into » more ISBN: 978-965-13-2302-7
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| | Tamar Gelbetz You're Doing Fine She is doing fine. Or maybe not. She has a husband, a daughter, a job, a cancer that recently hit her and still lurks every six months during the CT test, and a psychologist who tries to help her make her way through the endless anxieties that surround her life. » more ISBN: 965-7120-37-3
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| | Tamar Gelbetz Folded This is a simple story, the usual. A man leaves his wife, his daughter, his home. Twenty years spent together, and he announces he is leaving. He is not happy with her, indeed very unhappy. She tries to stop him, begging him to stay. She cries and pleads. But to no avail. » more ISBN: 965-7120-83-7
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| | Tamar Gelbetz The Dead and the Very Much Alive Her father died a long time ago. Her mother is dying. And she is next. As simple as that. Tamar Gelbetz' third novel deals with large existential issues: sex, life, passion and fear of dying... » more ISBN: 978-965-13-2301-0
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| | Alon Hilu Death of a Monk The year is 1840 and the location Damascus, a vivid and sensual city and yet full of hatred and fear. Following an intimate meeting between the Italian monk Tomasso and Aslan Farhi, a young Jew of a rich merchant family, the Jewish community is accused of murdering the monk in order to use his blood for the Passover rite. » more ISBN: 965-7120-33-0
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![Array[authoramemakor] - Array[booknamemakor]](https://www.xargol.co.il/1049/144_1049.jpg) Each of the heroes of the three novellas collected in The Sound of Pain has a special sensitivity, which under certain circumstances becomes crippling. They react with unexpected force to the unbearably powerful sensuality of their world: they fall apart, they collapse into themselves, sometimes they disappear completely - until the narrative finds them again, and even gives them back the life they had lost. » more
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