The best father of all

Rafi Kishon: "Like every child, I was convinced that my father was almighty." Amir Kishon: "Our father always used to say he was proud that his children had inherited his brains, plus his good looks, which was how he used to reveal his innate modesty." Renana Kishon: "As a child, I could drive him crazy by touching, moving, knocking over, turning over, or dropping every conceivable object in the house." They were the most famous children of an entire generation – the three offspring of satirist Ephraim Kishon, who appeared in numerous stories for the amusement of readers. Be it Rafi, who ended up on the checkout conveyor belt in the supermarket, the wild Renana, who, as soon as she could speak, fundamentally contradicted her father, or little Amir, who absolutely needed a horizontally striped chewing gum for his happiness ... Ten years after their father's death, they have made their very personal selection and recount with a twinkle in their eye what connects them to these stories. Thus, Ephraim Kishon is rediscovered in a new and completely different way – from the perspective of the family, who involuntarily found their lives between book covers.


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Langen Müller Verlag GmbH, Thomas-Wimmer-Ring 11, 80539, Munich, Germany, info@langenmueller.de