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Through the story of a young man at a crossroads in his life, Amos Oz presents a provocative idea about Christianity and traitors, does not ignore the high cost of the Israeli-Arab conflict, and his call for compassion melts the hearts of readers.
The first part of Gorky's autobiographical trilogy, published in 1913, depicts the author's difficult upbringing under the Tsarist regime. The book follows Alexei Peshkov (real name Maxim Gorky) from his early childhood to his teenage years.
The stories are often unobtrusively poetic, and reveal how ordinary moments can be carriers of great feelings.
