BOOKS 2025

The book examines ethical and ideological groupism and discusses fundamental reasons for the existence of groupism and polarity in our society and in other societies. Different ethical and moral groups hold different opinions, beliefs, and values, and it is not certain that there will even be a particular idea or value that will be acceptable to all people in all groups. In other words, there is no universal morality that will be acceptable to every person as a person.

Carmel, the magical cat from the beloved books and TV series, was once a normal kitten living in a normal family. But one day he is shocked to discover that he has special powers. Not everyone is thrilled with these powers, and someone close to him even wants the amazing kitten to disappear forever! Caramel the sweet puppy is sold to a circus! And this is just the beginning...

When little Bloom puts on her magic robe in the garden, everyone admires her, even the sun! But one day a new girl arrives in the garden, and she wants to be a witch too. What will Bloom do without her magic robe? But will her imagination be stronger than all the magic?

In 1972, in the town of Pottstown, Pennsylvania, workers were digging foundations for a new neighborhood—and found a skeleton in an abandoned well. His identity and how he got there were among the best-kept secrets of Chicken Hill, a crumbling neighborhood where Jewish and African-American immigrants lived side by side.

With moving directness and rare honesty, Carmel Sher tells the story of the year that every doctor experiences at the beginning of their career and that changed their life. It is a sharp, real, painful and entertaining travel diary, combining moments of humor alongside physical and mental collapse – which shows us that healing others is sometimes the easy part.

Sahar can't wait to have a girlfriend too. When he starts studying theater in high school and meets Gali there, it seems like it's finally going to happen. But when Sahar and Gali start dating, Sahar discovers that he doesn't feel the things he's supposed to feel...

When a malicious attack unleashes the library's most dangerous spellbook, Elizabeth finds herself accused of a crime and forced from her home to stand trial. She has no one to turn to but her bitter rival, the sorcerer Nathaniel Thorne, and his mysterious demonic servant. She is soon drawn into a centuries-old dark conspiracy that threatens not just the great libraries - but the entire world.

A dark and grotesque story, a panopticon that reveals the flashes of the stories we live in. A novel about the painful chapters in the history of Central Europe after World War II. A story about collective guilt and personal responsibility, and about the fragile boundary between good and evil.

The right and proven way to live together. A smart and concise guide to maintaining a relationship, based on scientific findings, expert advice and years of experience, and explains why marriage is good for your health, your financial situation, your children and your happiness.

A journey between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv of a young man, Daniel, with a fondness for soft drugs, humor, and freedom. He moves between the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the Western Wall, between the Geula neighborhood and the Mahane Yehuda Market, between Rothschild Boulevard and the Neve Sha'anan pedestrian street, between a demonstration and a meeting room, between a party by the sea and facing the sunset and encounters with police officers with their faces covered, and in the process, he presents a vivid picture of Israeliness filled with a sense of justice, self-pride, clichés, and neuroses.

Four women, all unhappy in their own way, in England in the 1920s, the days between the two world wars, decide to rent a medieval castle in Italy for a month in April. The four of them undergo a month of purification thanks to the magical effects of the paradise they have arrived in, as Lottie insists, who is the spiritual figure who will lead them all to a change that is all about love.

Humans are the only mammal that walks on two legs – a unique trait that changed the course of our evolution and made us the dominant species on Earth. But how and why did we take that first step? And what was the cost?