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336 kr
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"This is a living and essential book." —sam sax, author of Bury It and MadnessA meditation on historical rupture and political imagination, A Flag of No Nation traces the stories of Turkish Jews in the twentieth century, navigating the tides of antisemitism, Turkish nationalism, Zionism, and the aftermath of the Ottoman Empire. Through forms of storytelling that range from allegory to oral history, Tom Haviv investigates the history of Israel|Palestine and the mythologies of nationalism, searching the archives for rituals and frames that might one day shape new realities of peace and justice. A warning against imperfect dreams, A Flag of No Nation reminds us how the act of remembrance can help us re-envision the future.A Flag of No Nation was previously published by Jewish Currents Press.
268 kr
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A "darkly magical" fable about courage, creativity, and growing up.In this luminous children’s tale, the sun fails to rise, leaving a town in darkness—and the children without their parents. Desperate yet undeterred, they wander through a surreal “Nighttime City,” alive with neon-lit zoos, mysterious bakeries, and strange creatures. But their parents are nowhere to be found.As despair thickens, a brave girl proposes an audacious idea: if they cannot find the sun, perhaps they must weave it themselves. The children mimic the lost rituals of adulthood, their small hands crafting light in an attempt to conjure a new dawn.A story of wonder and resilience, How the Sun Was Won explores loss, mystery, and the magic of collective creation.
259 kr
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A tender, beautifully illustrated children's book about the magic of friendship and the joy of connection. The Porcupine Prince and his fellow porcupines share a problem: they are just too spiny to get close to each other. And when the Prince finally tries to tell his family how lonely he feels, they can’t quite seem to hear him. To find the closeness he craves, the Prince must journey beyond the orderly and familiar Porcupine Empire and into the wet, wandering wilderness, where an unlikely friendship with some slippery salamanders helps him to discover his soft side—and to share that softness with his prickly family. The Porcupine Prince is a surreal fable about the magic of friendship and the joy of connection.