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Every page is like a comic book - colorful and real interesting

This book is particularly valuable because the author shares her memories

The design of this challah cover takes its inspiration from the design of the Magen David shaping in the interior walkways of the Sydney Jewish Museum building atrium

A powerful love story in which one woman's quest for identity and healing also becomes the single way she can honour her grandparents

Becoming the Sea - Immanuel Suttner parchment and the methods by whichPoetry collection by Immanuel Suttner weaving biography, history, identity, and the metaphysical through the fabric of everyday life. With a gift for elevating lifes small moments into something luminous, Suttner blends humanity, feeling, and irony. His poems transform the ordinary into the magical, inviting readers to find depth, humour, and meaning in the seemingly trivial. About the author: Immanuel Suttner, born in Johannesburg, lived in Israel