Essays on politics and literature from one of world literature's most respected voices.

A hijacked train whisks an imaginative young boy on an unforgettable adventure, in which he makes discoveries about his own family's past and a wild woman who rescued his Israeli policeman father from a vat of chocolate.

Revisiting Samson's famous battle with the lion, his many women and his betrayal by them all, this book aims to give us a new take on the story and its climax, Samson's final act of death, bringing down a temple on himself and three thousand Philistines.

The Oslo Agreements were signed by Yitzhak Rabin and Yasser Arafat, marking the beginning of promise for constructive peace between Israelis and Palestinians. The ten years that followed were charted first by hope and optimism only to deteriorate into violence. This book presents a collection of articles which mark ten years to the dream of Oslo.

Momik, the protagonist of the book, is the only child of survivors of the Holocaust. He grows up in the shadow of their history, determined to understand the nature of the Nazi beast and to prepare for a holocaust he knows is still to come.

An investigation becomes very complicated when the past lives of two men threaten to catch up with them. A wonderful novel for young readers by internationally renowned author David Grossman.

Presents a story that is, at bottom, the tortured journey of a single, lonely and turbulent soul who never found, anywhere, a true home in the world, whose very body was a harsh place of exile. This work is part of the Canongate Myths series.

Scholarship in social studies has been largely focused within single national entities. This book sheds light on how the social studies curricula are constructed and implemented across Asian countries in response to internal and external forces, with emphasis on the issues and changing perspectives that are emerging in the process.

A bestselling love story of two teenagers - and one missing dog - on the run in Jerusalem by the highly esteemed author of The Zigzag Kid

There has been a dearth of studies on teacher educators using action research to improve their own practice. This book presents a broad overview of a variety of methodologies that can be used to improve teacher preparation and professional development programs. It is suitable for those educators who are new to the college teaching profession.

In his latest novel, David Grossman tells of an imaginative young boy whisked away to an extraordinary adventure.

Scholarship in social studies has been largely focused within single national entities. This book sheds light on how the social studies curricula are constructed and implemented across Asian countries in response to internal and external forces, with emphasis on the issues and changing perspectives that are emerging in the process.

Essays on politics and literature from one of world literature's most respected voices.

An awkward, neurotic seller of rare books writes a desperate letter to a beautiful stranger whom he sees at a class reunion. This simple, lonely attempt at seduction begins a love affair of words between Yair and Miriam. This work explores the nature and the limits of intimacy.

An awkward, neurotic seller of rare books writes a desperate letter to a beautiful stranger whom he sees at a class reunion. This simple, lonely attempt at seduction begins a love affair of words between Yair and Miriam, two married, middle-aged adults, dissatisfied with their lives, yearning for the connection that has always eluded them.