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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

Yaniv Iczkovits’ novel “The Slaughterman’s Daughter” was awarded the 2021 Wingate Literary Prize, British Jewry’s top book award.

Congratulations to author and poet Nurit Zarchi who will receive the 2021 Israel Prize in Literature and Poetry!

Sami Berdugo is winner of the 2020 Sapir Prize for Literature

Yishai Sarid named Winner of 2021 Sophie Brody Medal
Yishai Sarid won the medal for his novel The Memory Monster, translated into English by Yardenne Greenspan and published by Restless Books.

Iris Argaman's Bear and Fred: A World War II Story enters list of recommended books for young readers
Iris Argaman's wonderful children's book Bear and Fred: A World War II Story was selected for the 2021 Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young Readers list! The list is a joint project of the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) and The Children's Book Council

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