Rivka Keren |
| Rivka Keren was born in Hungary in 1946 and came to Israel as a young child. Her first books describe her experiences as the only Jewish child in her school, the atmosphere in an Iron Curtain country, and her family`s secret preparations for emigration. Keren, a clinical psychologist, is also a painter and has held exhibitions both in Israel and abroad. She has published four novels and many books for children. Keren is the recipient of the Ze`ev Prize (1988), the Nordau Prize, the Kugel Prize, and received an Honorable Mention at the Austrian Children and Juveniles Book Award (2000). |
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Books Published in Hebrew |
| Ruti Shmuti, (children), Massada, 1970; 1973; 1990 [Ruti Shmuti] |
| Kati - A Diary of a Young Girl, (youth), Am Oved, 1990 [Kati, Yomana Shel Na`arah] |
| Wild Lily, Sifriat Poalim, 1978 [Lily Ha-Peruah] |
| Tik and Tak`s Expedition, Massada, 1980 [Ha-Masah Shel Tik Ve-Tak] |
| Nufar, the Story of a Seagull, Massada, 1981 [Nufar, Sipurah Shel Shehafit Yam] |
| The Fathers` Stories, Massada, 1982 [Sipurei Avot] |
| Bittersweet Summer, (youth), Schocken, 1986 [Kayitz Atzuv Kayitz Meushar] |
| The Taste of Honey (novel), Am Oved, 1990 [Ta`am Ha-Dvash] |
| Mortal Love (novel), Am Oved, 1992 [Ahavah Anusha] |
| Anatomy of a Revenge (novel), Am Oved, 1993 [Anatomia Shel Nekamah] |
| Tita and the Satan (novel), Hakibbutz Hameuchad, 1995 [Tita Ve Ha-Satan] |
Books in Translation |
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Bittersweet Summer German: Vienna, Gabriel, 1999 Kati - A Diary of a Young Girl German: Modling, St. Gabriel, 1996 Paperback: Weinheim, Beltz, 1999 Anatomy of Love German: Gerlingen, Bleicher, 2002 The Taste of Honey German: Giessen, Haland & Wirth, 2004 Last updated: 04.02.2007 |
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