Valerie Zenatti Books

When I Was a Soldier

By Valerie Zenatti

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When I was a soldier

By Valerie Zenatti

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Like all young Israelis, Valérie Zenatti enlisted in the national defense service on her 18th birthday, where for the next two years she endured rigorous training and harsh living conditions, ultim...

Bottle in the Gaza Sea

By Valerie Zenatti

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Seventeen-year-old Tal Levine of Jerusalem, despondent over the ongoing Arab-Israeli conflict, puts her hopes for peace in a bottle and asks her brother, a military nurse in the Gaza Strip, to toss...

When I Was a Soldier

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Fais pas le clown papa

By Valerie Zenatti, Kimiko

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Quand j etais soldate

By Valerie Zenatti

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Koloishmielnik s en va t en guerre

By Valerie Zenatti

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Koloïshmielnik ne supporte plus son nom. Il interroge ses parents qui lui révèlent l'origine, pour le moins farfelue, de son patronyme. Il décide, néanmoins, de consulter un sorcier qui lui permett...

Demain la revolution

By Valerie Zenatti

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Roman - école - révolution.

Fais pas le clown papa

By Valerie Zenatti

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Une bouteille dans la mer de Gaza

By Valerie Zenatti

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Roman historique - Israël - Palestine.

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