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Tamar Adar

Tamar Adar (1939-2008) was born in Tel Aviv. She worked in advertising, and was a playwright as well as writing scripts for popular children's TV programs. Adar published some 40 books for children and was awarded the Ze'ev Prize (1987) for Cat, Sailor, Clown.

Tamar Adar

Books Published in Hebrew

REPRESENTED BY ITHL

Cat, Sailor, Clown (children) , Maariv, 1986; Am Oved, 1995 [Chatul, Sapan, Leitzan]

Books in Translation

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Kishkashta the Most in the World (children )
Arabic: Tel-Aviv, Modan, 1987; Haifa, Merkaz Adab al-Atfal al-Arabi fi Israel, 2000

NEWS

The ITHL mourns the passing of Yehoshua Kenaz
The author and translator died today, Oct. 12, at the age of 83. May his memory be a blessing.

Meir Shalev will receive an honorary PhD from the Weizmann Institute
Meir Shalev, one of Israel’s most popular and critically acclaimed writers and a celebrated Israeli literary figure abroad, will receive the Weizmann Institute of Science 2020 PhD honoris causa in a ceremony on November 17. He will be the keynote speaker.

We're happy to announce the appointment of a new CEO for the ITHL
Our new CEO is Ms. Sigalit Gelfand. Read her New Year's greeting on our homepage.

Our Fall 2020 New Books from Israel catalogue is up!
Please take a look at the new books coming from Israel and represented by the ITHL this fall.

Congratulations to author Eshkol Nevo for entering the shortlist of the 2020 Femina Prize
Eshkol Nevo's novel The Last Interview (La Dernière Interview, Gallimard, trs.Jean-Luc Allouche) is now shortlisted for the international prize!

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