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A Perfect Peace (1982)

by Amos Oz

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Sort of feel like I don't ever have to read another Israeli novel now. Not that this was particularly great or comprehensive, but just sort of like - ok I get it now. I wouldn't read another one of his. Reminds me a bit of all those American men, John Updike, Phlilp Roth, Saul Bellow,carefully chosen words and all very meaningful weaving in personal and the political, but not very likeable and somehow the characters don't really grab you.
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Tulee ehkä päivä, jona ihminen nousee ja lähtee.
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Set in Israel just before the Six-Day War, this novel describes life on a kibbutz, where the founders of Israel and their children struggle to come to terms with their land and with each other. Oz’s “strangest, riskiest, and richest novel” (Washington Post Book World). Translated by Hillel Halkin. A Helen and Kurt Wolff Book

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