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When young Rachele Luzzato's father falls seriously ill, her loneliness as an only child intensifies. A subtle, sensitive story of family, love and growing up by a masterful storyteller.

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Set in 999 AD in Islamic southern Europe and Christian northern Europe, this is a love story about a Jewish merchant with two wives forced to travel from Tangiers to distant Paris to prove that he can love both wives as passionately and loyally as he would one.

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A Late Divorce was A. B. Yehoshua's second novel which immediately consolidated the promise of The Lover. With the publication of this long out-of-print novel, all of A.B. Yehoshua's work is now in print with Halban Publishers.

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Now an award-winning feature film 'The Human Resources Manager'

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Five Seasons is a moving and, at times, humorous novel about the need to fall in love again. It is A.B. Yehoshua's third novel and has long been out of print.

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Ostensibly about everyday life, this intense, thoughtful and often humorous novel probes deep into the psyche of its characters and of their country.

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Chronicles six generations of the Mani family from 1848 to 1980s.

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This paperback edition brings together novellas and short stories of the celebrated Jewish writer A.B. Yehoshua, including two stories previously unpublished in English. "Mr Mani", which appeared in the previous hardback edition, is now a novel in its own right.

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A.B. Yehoshua is as creative, humorous and provocative as ever in The Extra

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Contemporary Israeli novel about a professor trying to understand two things: the Arab mind and the secret of his son's failed marriage.

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The Lover was A.B. Yehoshua's first novel and immediately brought him international recognition. It is brilliant, compassionate, and highly original, and as accomplished as all his later works.

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From the internationally acclaimed author of Mr. Mani and A Woman in Jerusalem, a thrilling novel that explores the relationship between life and art through the eyes of a film director, his screenwriter and their muse.

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A.B. Yehoshua weaves a masterful and deeply moving story of pointed social commentary, intriguing metaphor, and wry, wistful humour.