BOOKS 2025

Milia Gottstein has dedicated her life to ensuring that the voices of Holocaust victims will never be silenced. It is a demanding task, one that sometimes consumes her time and energy. But just now, as she prepares to pass on the baton of remembrance and make time for her husband, children, and grandchildren, a phone call comes that shatters everything she thought she knew about her present and future.

A story about family, loss and repair, about the longing for roots and the courage to dream anew. Yaara, a psychology major, leaves Israel and everything and everyone she knew and arrives in the South of France following a strange will. Jacque, the ostracized brother of her late grandfather, has left her extensive land, a beautiful villa and a Michelin-starred restaurant. If she manages to revive the restaurant within a year and receive a review in the newspaper, she will inherit it and the villa.

Rintaro Natsuki is a shy high school student who lives with his grandfather, who owns an old used bookstore. The store, with its shelves full of books that reach up to the ceiling, serves as a refuge for Rintaro and he spends hours there. When his grandfather suddenly passes away, Rintaro is left alone in the store and fears that he will have to close it. But one day a talking cat appears in the store, and everything changes...

Dead End gives us a glimpse into today's cutthroat music industry, which ignores aging musical legends until they pass away, and teaches us that death is not a one-way street. A murder mystery with timeless music, deadly arrows, unexpected friends and too many names of young artists that Dean Rogers is not really keen on getting to know.

Suspense. And humor too. Ernest participates in a thriller writers' festival that takes place on a train crossing the Australian continent, hoping that the days on the train will give him the peace he needs to write. But the six thriller writers traveling on the train quickly become five thriller writers and one corpse...

In her book, Michal Kreitler tells the story of family and love, guilt and anger, of what cannot be fixed and what can be overcome and moved on. Sisters Or and Gilly grew up together, then raised their children – almost the same age – together, and did everything they could for each other, and loved as only sisters can love. But then something happened, and Or got up and left.

A broad-ranging novel set against the breathtaking landscapes of Safed and the secrets hidden within its walls. The plot begins with the founding of the state and continues until the beginning of the 21st century. It is a story of lies and secrets, of passionate passions and intense loves accompanied by the aromas of candied fruits, cinnamon and caramel from the family factory.

Daniel Marsden Bone is a hunter. He flies around the world in the service of his millionaire clients, hunting for rare bows. He is successful and respected, but in his nice Manhattan apartment, he is lonely. Almost everyone he loved is dead and gone from his life. This is an unexpected story about the courage it takes to change...

Can a policeman with a cat's head replace a dog man? A man with a cat's head is a perfect simpleton! So clean... so wise... and he has nine souls! We should keep him busy! This is the ninth book in the 'Dog Man' series.

A moving adventure story about heroism, hope, and survival before World War I. Set during the First Balkan War, and a boy's perilous journey of hundreds of miles, award-winning author Amla Einat takes readers on a breathtaking journey during the First Balkan War (1912), through the eyes of a 13-year-old boy determined to survive and save his family.

The rule of law is considered a fundamental principle in every democratic state. What is the rule of law, and how are its principles expressed in the State of Israel? In this important book, retired Supreme Court Justice Prof. Yitzhak Zamir explains, in plain language, the foundations of the rule of law, the role of the Supreme Court in upholding the rule of law, the duty to obey the law, and the duty to uphold the values ​​of democracy.

A mother who would do anything for her son discovers that he is haunted by a mysterious past. Valentin is a single mother to eleven-year-old Milo, who has never spoken. One day, in front of a commercial for Greece on television, the boy bursts into bitter tears and opens his mouth for the first time in his life – a rapid stream of words in an unfamiliar language emerges from him; a moment later he returns to himself and his silence, as if nothing had happened.