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author: Grossman, David

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Language: עברית | English | Français
Genre: Novel
Publisher: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux
Publishing year: 1997
Length: 11:55 Hours / 309 Pages

Book summary:

A week before his bar mitzvah, Nonny Feuerberg is on a train to Haifa--leaving behind his policeman father with Gabriella, a.k.a. Gabi, his father's longtime companion. Once underway, Nonny discovers a letter from his father and Gabi encouraging him to make this journey into an "incredible, hair-raising adventure," and then he is kidnapped.


 
 
 
 
 

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