BOOKS 2024

Testimonies written by Israeli creators. The book brings together over fifty testimonies collected and edited by poets, writers, men and women of the book and theater, including from the 'wrapped in words' project. The book paints a personal but wide-ranging, painful and sober picture of the events of Black Saturday.

In this book, journalist and researcher Yair Shelag seeks to understand, among other things, what is the secret of religious Zionism's power; How does it have a huge range in the religious field, from extreme ultra-Orthodox to "religious-light" and DLAshim (former religious), alongside a clear right-wing monolithic in the political field;

This book was given the subtitle: 'A simple guide to the most misunderstood country', and it brings the story of Israel from the days of the Bible, through the birth of Zionism, to the present day.

The personal story of Gal Almog, high-tech entrepreneur, pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence, two of the companies he founded were sold to American public companies. The book provides a unique opportunity to enter the head of an entrepreneur, to experience the challenges he faces from the moment the idea was born until his product reaches millions of users

For the first time in Israel, a series of books with the heroines of the beloved DreamWorks TV series.

More than 40 million people read 'The Dog Man'! And here he comes, in another book in the series!

Molly Gray is like no one else. With her cleaning skills and proper manners, she advanced to the rank of head chambermaid at the luxurious Regency Grand Hotel. But just when her life seems perfect, her world is turned upside down, when a famous author falls dead—very dead—on the floor of the hotel's tea room.

The amazing story of a woman who went to war and had no idea how much she would change as a result. The novel reveals with the hand of a sensitive artist the soul of a heroine who is both tough and soft, who repeatedly encounters reality that challenges her.

"Always remember to stay with the herd," said mother Phila, "and never forget how much I love you!". And mother Phila gave Monty the Philon a remembrance flower, so that he would always remember it. But when Monty saw something sparkling blue, and went to check what it was, the herd disappeared. Can Monty find the herd before the rains start?

Gerald's crooked legs prevent him from participating in the big jungle dance competition. All the animals mock him. Then something surprising happens to him...

In this book, which is her first historical novel for adults, and is her tenth novel for adults, Galila Ron-Feder-Amit tells the fascinating story of the return to Israel at the end of the 19th century from the point of view of the Jewish women who were excluded from the history books.

A witty, rhythmic and heartwarming novel about coming of age, difficult decisions, and unexpected challenges facing love. Vin and Harriet have been the perfect couple ever since they met at university until today. Or actually, until five months ago, when Vin said goodbye to Harriet with a short phone call...