BOOKS 2025

A practical, yet fun, guide to controlling blood glucose levels, for better health and feeling better. This groundbreaking book is full of scientific and authoritative information that helps us understand how our bodies work, but also gives us accessible and convenient tools to improve our connection with our bodies.

The days are the days of the Second Intifada. The hero of the book is Nimrod, who has difficulty accepting the illogical circumstances of the murder of his elderly mother in a terrorist attack and decides to launch his own investigation to discover the truth. However, there are quite a few people, it turns out, who know much more about Nimrod than he knows about himself and try to exploit this.

This is the first book in a trilogy in which Dovi Frances shares his life story, and shares honestly how a boy from a small neighborhood in Holon, an average student who worked as a messenger and helped support the family, managed to become a billionaire. The book was co-written with Lior Sasson.

This book is an extraordinary ideological indictment that seeks to shake up the education and health systems – and no less importantly, to give back the power to us, the parents and the diagnosed. Parents will find in the book a series of non-pharmacological coping strategies, and more importantly – a scientific armor shield against pressures and threats. It is the toothpick to burst the theoretical balloon called “attention deficit disorder.”

The tension between religion and state has accompanied the Zionist movement since its inception. The book you are holding includes a concise overview of the history of religion-state relations, examines the rise and fall of the famous "status quo," and examines key issues on the subject from social, political, and legal perspectives.

A children's book for adults. The playful charm and visual and verbal surprises overflow, but it is a trap of temptations. It captures the reader to tell about multiple myeloma. The unfolding of the body and the change of language with the disease, memory and forgetting, healing and pain – but at the same time lingers on grotesque and intimate moments.

What did Vinicius dream of when he was just a boy? How far were his family members willing to go to achieve this dream? Which Spartans sacrificed their lives for him, and how did Vinicius choose to honor the stars he admired? All the works, all the books, and all the stories behind the rare goal scorer: Vinicius S. Ju Nior.

The action-packed fourth book in the Heroes of Olympus series from bestselling author Rick Riordan. The Halflings face challenges and dangers they could never have imagined, and their time to defeat Gaia is running out.

New in the series of books in rhymes for little ones. On a bus sit a mother and a doe. They are traveling to a fattening sheep. Also a big elephant is riding, and a cat with a calf. Again and again and again they travel... and when will the grave arrive?

Brian Konieczko and Michael Dante DiMartino return to the world of Avatar with 'The Legend of Korra,' a successful animated series, and continue its story in a thrilling and spectacular comic book series that follows the continued adventures of the legendary Avatar.

Dorit Hakim Kramer takes us on a bittersweet journey following relocation into the world of those who seemingly have it all. With wit and irony, she pokes holes in the seemingly perfect bubble. Between designer stores, boutique hotels, VIP complexes, and a haughty private school, she reveals what lies behind the shiny facade and what happens when you get what you want, and then some.

A policewoman who lost her memory in the 1980s, and perhaps it's a good thing, a 19th-century French dandy, and a biblical shepherd, dressed in armor and wearing a turban. Yoav Avni's new novel moves delicately and sophisticatedly from the static high-tech office to the dizzying life of the city, and it has mystery and tension, imagination and reality, and unexpected love - long-standing and new.