Title: Growing Up in Israel
Product review: A book to enjoy not just for the delight of seeing the main character - a boy in pre-Independence Israel - live through history and typical childhood traumas, but to savor the briliant writing. The scenes describing Proffy's father's library and also of the meal prepared by his babysitter are stunning.......we see, feel and taste with the characters. On the 50th anniversary of the State of Israel, this serves as a reminder of what a homeland means to small, insignificant people; people who are ultimately the most significant.
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