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Meir Shalev

Meir Shalev

Meir Shalev was born in 1948 on Nahalal, Israel’s first moshav and is one of Israel’s most celebrated novelists. 

His books have been translated into over 20 languages and have been bestsellers in Israel, Italy, Holland and Germany. Meir Shalev is also a columnist with the Israeli daily Yediot Ahronot.


Awards:
Meir Shalev is the recipient of The Prime Minister’s Prize (Israel), The Chiavari (Italy), The Juliet Club Prize (Italy), The Entholomogical Prize (Israel), The Wizo Prize in France, Israel and Italy, The Brenner Prize of 2006-- the highest Israeli literary recognition awarded for his novel, A PIGEON AND A BOY.

Bibliografia:

MY RUSSIAN GRANDMOTHER AND HER AMERICAN VACUUM CLEANER (fiction) 2009

IN THE BEGINNING (Bible) 2009

A PIGEON AND A BOY (Fiction) 2006

FONTANELLE (Fiction) 2002

ALONE IN THE DESERT (Fiction) 1998

BUT A FEW DAYS (Fiction) 1994

ESAU (Fiction) 1991

RUSSIAN ROMANCE (THE BLUE MOUNTAIN) (Fiction) 1988
One of the top 5 bestsellers in Israeli publishing history

ELEMENTS OF CONJURATION (Literary Essays) 1999

MAINLY ABOUT LOVE (Literary Essays) 1995



Picture Books

KRAMER THE CAT GOES INTO THE WOODS (ill. Yossi Abulafia) 2012

KRAMER THE CAT SLEEPS ALL THE TIME (ill. Yossi Abulafia) 2010

UNDERPLATE (ill. Yossi Abulafia) 2008

A LION IN THE NIGHT (ill. Yossi Abulafia) 2004

RONI AND NOMI AND THE BEAR YAACOV (ill. Yossi Abulafia) 2003

AUNT MICHAL (ill. Yossi Abulafia) 2000

THE TRACTOR IN THE SANDBOX (ill. Yossi Abulafia) 1995

A SNAKE, A FLOOD AND TWO ARKS (ill. Emanuel Luzzati) 1994

HOW THE NEANDERTHAL DISCOVERED THE KEBAB (ill. Yossi Abulafia) 1993

A LOUSE NAMED THELMA (ill. Yossi Abulafia) 1990

MY FATHER ALWAYS EMBARRASSES ME (ill. Yossi Abulafia) 1988

ZOHAR’S DIMPLES (ill. Yossi Abulafia) 1985

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