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Galia Oz was born in 1964 at Kibbutz Hulda. She holds a BA in cinema and TV studies from Tel Aviv University. Oz works as a film director and screenwriter, and has made documentaries for various TV channels. She has also written literary reviews for the Hebrew press and held screenwriting workshops. Oz has published a number of books for children. | |
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Books Published in Hebrew
| | Some Things Don't Work for Yoeli (children), Sifriat Maariv/ Shva, 2001 [Yoeli Ha-Kol Hitkalkel Li] | Yoeli Thunders and Lighning (children), Sifriat Maariv/ Shva, 2002 [Yoeli Brakim U-Re'amim] | A Brand New Way to Improve the Day (children), [Sheva Drachim La'asot Horim Smechim] | Shakshuka Disappears (children), Keter, 2006 [Shakshuka Ne'elemet] | Shakshuka Strikes Again (children), Keter, 2008 [Shakshuka Shtayim] | Shakshuka and the Awfully Dreadful Cat (children), Keter, 2011 [Shakshuka Meʹametzet Chatul Ayom Ve-Nora] | Shakshuka and the War Between Good and Evil (children), Keter, 2012 [Shakshuka Ve-Ha-Milchama Ha-Olamit Bein Ha-Tovim La-Ra'im] | Shakshuka and the Great Lemon Robbery (children), Keter, 2014 [Shakshuka Ve-Shod Ha-Limonim Ha-Gadol] | Me, Mikey (children), Zmora-Bitan, 2016 [Ani Mikey] | Will Our Cat Ever Love Us? (children-picture bk), Kinneret, Zmora-Bitan, 2017 [Matai Kvar He-Chatul Shelanu Yohav Otanu?] | |
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Books in Translation
Shakshuka Disappears
Spanish: Madrid, Siruela, 2010
Portuguese (Brazil): San Paolo, Companhia das Letras, 2011; 2016
French: Paris, Bayard, 2014 English: New York, Crown, 2017
Shakshuka Strikes Again
Spanish: Madrid, Siruela, 2013
French: Paris, Bayard, 2015
Shakshuka
and the Awfully Dreadful Cat
French: Montrouge, Bayard Jeunesse, 2015
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