Tammar Stein crafts compelling young adult narratives that delve into the complexities of adolescence and the search for self. Her writing is characterized by its emotional depth and relatable characters, inviting readers to explore themes of identity and connection. Stein's prose is both accessible and thought-provoking, ensuring her stories resonate long after the last page is turned. She has a talent for capturing the nuances of teenage life with authenticity and insight.
Becca is in Israel on a holiday and participates in an archeology dig. Two thousand years earlier, on the exact same spot, lived Rebeka. Told in alternating chapters, THE TREASURE OF TEL MARESHA, is the story of two girls on the cusp of big life changes, and the amazing treasure that they share.
An easy-reader chapter book about bravery, friendship, and empathy in the early years of the biblical David, that goes beyond his defeat of Goliath.
Set in a remote farming community in northern Israel, the story follows Beni, who struggles with his family's relocation. His life takes a dramatic turn on Yom Kippur when war breaks out, and his brother Motti is called to fight. As Beni grapples with anxiety over Motti's safety, he discovers the strength to take action and confront the challenges that arise in this tumultuous time.
Set against the backdrop of impending war in Israel, the story follows Motti, a nineteen-year-old grappling with his desire to serve in the army like his older brother, Gideon. As tensions rise with neighboring countries, Motti faces the harsh realities of conflict when his best friend's family decides to flee. The narrative explores themes of bravery, loyalty, and the struggles of youth in a turbulent political landscape, highlighting Motti's internal conflict between heroism and the fear of loss.