Dogs And The Wolves, The by Iréne Némirovsky Read by Diana Toeman (1 Cd) This wonderful, panoramic novel goes right back to Iréne Némirovsky's roots. The reader is swept from the Jewish quarter of a Ukrainian city in the early years of the twentieth century to Paris in the twenties and thirties and back again to eastern Europe. At its heart is the tragic love between Ada Sinner from the poor Jewish quarter and Harry Sinner, son of a rich financier. The 'dogs' are the comfortable, assimilated rich Jews up on the hill, while the 'wolves' are their distant cousins who struggle in the ghetto below. No. 1552 Don't Call It Night by Amos Oz Read by Hilary Michel (1 Cd) In the summer of 1989, in a small settlement in the Negev, Tel Kedar the relationship between a much younger school teacher is slowly disintegrating. When one of Noa's pupils dies there is general turmoil. This is a tender story of frustrated ambition and love which is never quite fulfilled. No. 1347 Duet in Beirut by Mishka Ben-David Read by Ita Rubin Expelled Mossad agent, Ronen, has disappeared following a failed assassination attempt on the life of the Hezbollah operative responsible for suicide bombings in Israel. Feared to be on an unauthorized mission that will bring catastrophe to his country, Ronen must be found and his former commander, Gadi, takes it upon himself to track him down. The resulting physical and intellectual scuffle between the two men becomes one of deeper, moral inquiry. No. 1783 Earth And Sky of Jacques Dorme, The
Dogs And The Wolves, The by Iréne Némirovsky Read by Diana Toeman (1 Cd) This wonderful, panoramic novel goes right back to Iréne Némirovsky's roots. The reader is swept from the Jewish quarter of a Ukrainian city in the early years of the twentieth century to Paris in the twenties and thirties and back again to eastern Europe. At its heart is the tragic love between Ada Sinner from the poor Jewish quarter and Harry Sinner, son of a rich financier. The 'dogs' are the comfortable, assimilated rich Jews up on the hill, while the 'wolves' are their distant cousins who struggle in the ghetto below. No. 1552 Don't Call It Night by Amos Oz Read by Hilary Michel (1 Cd) In the summer of 1989, in a small settlement in the Negev, Tel Kedar the relationship between a much younger school teacher is slowly disintegrating. When one of Noa's pupils dies there is general turmoil. This is a tender story of frustrated ambition and love which is never quite fulfilled. No. 1347 Duet in Beirut by Mishka Ben-David Read by Ita Rubin Expelled Mossad agent, Ronen, has disappeared following a failed assassination attempt on the life of the Hezbollah operative responsible for suicide bombings in Israel. Feared to be on an unauthorized mission that will bring catastrophe to his country, Ronen must be found and his former commander, Gadi, takes it upon himself to track him down. The resulting physical and intellectual scuffle between the two men becomes one of deeper, moral inquiry. No. 1783 Earth And Sky of Jacques Dorme, The