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Description

1. 247 pages; 21 cm

Summary

1. Summary "An equal woman - the book that every man and woman must read! Are we happy? Do we want to be happy? Can we make a change? Can a crisis be turned into an opportunity? I love you", "I love you" - these were the messages the protagonist of the story saw on her mobile Of her husband, who were not destined for her. From there she had a choice: to break or break the tools and rebuild. Faced with the fear that had disappeared, a courage erupted that would not allow her to make a fateful decision for herself, for him and for the whole family. From there the road was paved for the fulfillment of dreams, and from a lecturing woman she consciously became a satisfied woman. But one conversation made it clear to her that she was also a woman, with passions, sexuality and desires. She did not know what surprises awaited her in the year of divorce, and during the year of "mourning" for her marriage, and her rebuilding - she discovers two loves and passions, which she thought would no longer be a part of this incarnation. She chooses to love and be loved, but as in any telenovela she encounters difficulties. When the "end of the world" comes, the days of the Corona, she lives the woman in her with love and choice. Upon completion of the closure and return to real life she chooses to examine what reality has really summoned for her. Will you choose one of the loves and passions given to her as a gift this year or will you choose to be alone and not be afraid of it? An inspiring prose story with an emphasis on a way - a way in which a marriage ends. The story is inspired ...

Alternative title

1. Free woman are we happy ?

Subject

1. Man-woman relationships > Israel > Fiction
2. COVID-19 (Disease) > Israel > Fiction
3. Divorced women > Israel > Fiction
4. Relations entre hommes et femmes > Israël > Romans, nouvelles, etc
5. COVID-19 > Israël > Romans, nouvelles, etc
6. Femmes divorcées > Israël > Romans, nouvelles, etc
7. COVID-19 (Disease)
8. Divorced women
9. Man-woman relationships
10. Israel

Genre/Form

1. Fiction.

Owning institution

1. Columbia University Libraries