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Benjamin TammuzAGE: 9-13
David is a strange, solitary child with extraordinary powers. Against all reason, his music can make people do anything he wants. But David uses his flute only for good, and as he grows so does his altruism.
David is locked up during the great war, because at the sound of his flute the soldiers lay down their arms and return home. But David's flute can do things that can't be imagined, and the release of the prisoners and his influence over the king are part of the story's resolution. Storyteller Benjamin Tammuz has spun tangible magic in this optimistic fantasy.
English translation available (for publishers only)
| | | Title | | David’s Song | | | | Author’s Last Name | | Tammuz | | | | Author's First Name | | Benjamin | | | | Language(s) | | Hebrew, Italian | | | | Genre | | youth | | | | Publisher (Hebrew) | | Am Oved | | | | Year of Publication (Hebrew) | | 1978 | | | | No. Pages | | 116 pp. | | | | Book title - Hebrew (phonetic) | | Ha-Melech Yashen Arba Pe’amim Be-Yom | | | | Representation | | Represented by ITHL | | |
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| Translations | | Italian: Rome, e/o, 1998
A Rare Cure
English: Tel Aviv, Hakibbutz Hameuchad, 1981
A Castle in Spain
EngIish: New York, Bobbs-Merrill, 1973; London, Gollancz, 1974
A Night on the West Bank
Arabic: Tel Aviv, Dār al-Nashr al-ʻArabī, 1964
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