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From the four winds

by John Galsworthy

★3.9/5
FictionHistorical Fiction
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It is 1959. A bright, curious boy named Haim is adjusting to a fascinating new world: that of an immigrant in the fledgling state of Israel. He and his family live in Beit Mazmil, a poor neighborhood on the edge of Jerusalem, together with other recent Eygptian immigrants, and Hungarians that settled there a decade ago. Haim learns how to playforferotand flytiarotwith the neighborhood boys, and to navigate the city to make his way to school each day. But he is baffled by the stark contrast between the Hungarians and the Egyptians: the Egyptian homes are warm and welcoming, full of life and lau...

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