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Sagit Emet

Sagit Emet is an Israeli author, playwright, and writing workshop facilitator, and is winner of the Zeev Prize and the Leah Goldberg Prize for children’s literature for her novel Gaia’s Dawn (Keter, 1999). Emet is also the author of the adult novel Days to See (Yediot Books), winner of the Golden Book award for 2017.

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Arts in Society

Two

Two orphans, who believe they are too old to ever be adopted, get a surprise chance. Translated from the Hebrew by Yaron Regev. Short Story

Sagit Emet

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