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Over the last seven years Etgar Keret has had plenty of reasons to worry. His son, Lev, was born in the middle of a terrorist attack in Tel Aviv. His father became ill. And he has been constantly tormented by nightmarish visions of the Iranian president Ahmadinejad, anti-Semitic remarks both real and imagined, and, perhaps most worrisome of all, a dogged telemarketer who seems likely to chase him to the grave. Emerging from these darkly absurd circumstances is a series of funny, tender ruminations on everything from his three-year-old son's impending military service to the terrorist mindset behind Angry Birds. \n\nMoving deftly between the personal and the political, the playful and the profound, The Seven Good Years takes a life-affirming look at the human need to find good in the least likely places, and the stories we tell ourselves to make sense of our capricious world.

Over the last seven years Etgar Keret has had plenty of reasons to worry. His son, Lev, was born in the middle of a terrorist attack in Tel Aviv. His father became ill. And he has been constantly tormented by nightmarish visions of the Iranian president Ahmadinejad, anti-Semitic remarks both real and imagined, and, perhaps most worrisome of all, a dogged telemarketer who seems likely to chase him to the grave. Emerging from these darkly absurd circumstances is a series of funny, tender ruminations on everything from his three-year-old son's impending military service to the terrorist mindset behind Angry Birds. \n\nMoving deftly between the personal and the political, the playful and the profound, The Seven Good Years takes a life-affirming look at the human need to find good in the least likely places, and the stories we tell ourselves to make sense of our capricious world.

Negli ultimi sette anni, Etgar Keret ha avuto molte ragioni per stare in pensiero. Suo figlio Lev è nato nel bel mezzo di un attentato terroristico a Tel Aviv. Suo padre si è ammalato. Tremende visioni del presidente iraniano Ahmadinejad che lancia invettive antisemite lo perseguitano. E Devora, l'implacabile venditrice di un call center, sembra determinata a seguirlo anche all'altro mondo. Con un'ironia fulminante e la sua speciale capacità di cogliere del buono dove meno te l'aspetti, Keret si muove con disinvoltura tra il personale e il politico, il faceto e il terribilmente serio, per raccontare i suoi ultimi sette anni a Tel Aviv: un condensato di vita, humour ed emozione.

Negli ultimi sette anni, Etgar Keret ha avuto molte ragioni per stare in pensiero. Suo figlio Lev è nato nel bel mezzo di un attentato terroristico a Tel Aviv. Suo padre si è ammalato. Tremende visioni del presidente iraniano Ahmadinejad che lancia invettive antisemite lo perseguitano. E Devora, l'implacabile venditrice di un call center, sembra determinata a seguirlo anche all'altro mondo. Con un'ironia fulminante e la sua speciale capacità di cogliere del buono dove meno te l'aspetti, Keret si muove con disinvoltura tra il personale e il politico, il faceto e il terribilmente serio, per raccontare i suoi ultimi sette anni a Tel Aviv: un condensato di vita, humour ed emozione.

Etgar Keret is an ingenious and original master of the short story. Radical, witty and always unusual, declared a 'genius' by the New York Times, Keret brings all of his prodigious talent to bear in this bestselling collection.\n\nA man barges into a writer's house and, holding a gun to his head, demands that he tell him a story, something to take him away from the real world. A pathological liar discovers one day that all the lies he tells come true. A young woman finds a zip in her boyfriend's mouth, and when she opens it he unfolds to reveal a completely different man inside. Suddenly, a Knock on the Door is at once Keret's most mature and most playful work yet, and establishes him as one of the great international writers of our time.

Etgar Keret is an ingenious and original master of the short story. Radical, witty and always unusual, declared a 'genius' by the New York Times, Keret brings all of his prodigious talent to bear in this bestselling collection.\n\nA man barges into a writer's house and, holding a gun to his head, demands that he tell him a story, something to take him away from the real world. A pathological liar discovers one day that all the lies he tells come true. A young woman finds a zip in her boyfriend's mouth, and when she opens it he unfolds to reveal a completely different man inside. Suddenly, a Knock on the Door is at once Keret's most mature and most playful work yet, and establishes him as one of the great international writers of our time.

Kneller's Happy Campers is a strange, dark but funny tale set in a world very much like our own but it's an afterlife populated by people who have killed themselves - many of them are young, and most of them bear the marks of their death... bullet wounds, broken necks...(those who have over-dosed are known as 'Juliets'). \n\nWhen Mordy, our hero, discovers that his girlfriend from his life before has also 'offed' herself, he sets out to find her, and so follows a strange adventure... \n\nFull of the weird and wonderful characters, and the slightly surreal twist of events that we've come to expect from Etgar Keret, this novella is full of humour and comic flashes, but it is also wistful, longing for a better world and perfect love.

Kneller's Happy Campers is a strange, dark but funny tale set in a world very much like our own but it's an afterlife populated by people who have killed themselves - many of them are young, and most of them bear the marks of their death... bullet wounds, broken necks...(those who have over-dosed are known as 'Juliets'). \n\nWhen Mordy, our hero, discovers that his girlfriend from his life before has also 'offed' herself, he sets out to find her, and so follows a strange adventure... \n\nFull of the weird and wonderful characters, and the slightly surreal twist of events that we've come to expect from Etgar Keret, this novella is full of humour and comic flashes, but it is also wistful, longing for a better world and perfect love.

'Etgar Keret's short stories are fierce, funny, full of energy and insight, and at the same time they are often deep, tragic and very moving' - Amos Oz\n\nAt a children's tea party, a magician tries to pull a rabbit out of a hat, but takes out only its head; a young man has a mother and girlfriend who each demand that he gives them the other one's heart; while a Nobel Laureate asks an orphan to perform a very strange task.\n\nIn Etgar Keret's blackly comic stories the unexpected can, and usually does, happen. They are clever, quick, sometimes violent and often intensely poignant. They are, in short, brilliant.

'Etgar Keret's short stories are fierce, funny, full of energy and insight, and at the same time they are often deep, tragic and very moving' - Amos Oz\n\nAt a children's tea party, a magician tries to pull a rabbit out of a hat, but takes out only its head; a young man has a mother and girlfriend who each demand that he gives them the other one's heart; while a Nobel Laureate asks an orphan to perform a very strange task.\n\nIn Etgar Keret's blackly comic stories the unexpected can, and usually does, happen. They are clever, quick, sometimes violent and often intensely poignant. They are, in short, brilliant.

LP 483 Pro Shekere, Pro Shekere, Material: Fibreglass, White body surrounded by a net of strong plastic beads, Height: 36 cm, Diameter: 29 cm

Pearl PSK-60 FC Shekere, Shekere, Plastic body with beaded net, Diameter: approx. 23.5 cm, Height: approx. 26 cm

Pearl PSK-50 FC Shekere, Shekere, Plastic body with bead net

Meinl SHR-BR Shekere, Shekere, Almost unbreakable fiberglass construction, Adjustable bead net, Corrugated surface for loud sound, Colour: Brown

Come i precedenti libri di Keret, anche quest'ultimo è caratterizzato da un tono ironico e disincantato. I racconti descrivono situazioni assurde e improbabili, viste con gli occhi ingenui di un bambino o con quelli disincantati di un adulto.\r\n\r\n\"Non c'è nessuno come Etgar Keret. Le sue storie non vanno mai dove dovrebbero, sorprendono, divertono e commuovono.\" - Sapir Prize per la letteratura 2019\r\n\r\n«Un intoppo ai limiti della galassia» raccoglie ventidue racconti scritti secondo lo stile tipico dell'autore, più uno \"diffuso\", se così si può definire, che dà il titolo al volume. Si tratta di uno scambio di mail, sparpagliate tra un racconto e l'altro, fra il gestore di un'escape room nella cittadina di Rishon LeZion e tale Michael Warshawsky, persona prepotente e manipolatrice, che si ostina a pretendere che il suddetto gestore dia alla madre, sopravvissuta all'Olocausto, la possibilità di usufruire del suo locale durante la giornata della memoria della Shoah, malgrado quel giorno, per legge, i luoghi pubblici di intrattenimento debbano essere chiusi.

Un'edizione speciale, illustrata da David Polonsky, per il racconto più famoso e amato di Edgar Keret. Una storia di formazione tenera e profonda, che parla del valore del denaro e di che cosa significa davvero amare. Per grandi e piccini.\r\n\r\n\r\nAlla richiesta del figlio di ricevere in regalo un pupazzo dei Simpson, il padre gli regala invece un salvadanaio a forma di porcellino, per insegnargli il valore del denaro. Se il bambino berrà il latte tutte le mattine senza vomitare, riceverà una moneta, che metterà nel porcellino. Quando le monete smetteranno di tintinnare nel salvadanaio di terracotta vorrà dire che è pieno e il bambino potrà comprarsi il pupazzo dei Simpson. Quando arriva il giorno tanto atteso il padre consegna al figlio un martello e lo invita a rompere il salvadanaio. Nel frattempo però il bambino si è affezionato al porcellino, che è diventato il suo compagno di giochi preferito, e l'idea di ucciderlo gli fa orrore. Come potrà salvarlo dagli intenti educativi del padre? Un'edizione speciale, illustrata da David Polonsky, per il racconto di Etgar Keret. Una storia di formazione che parla del valore del denaro e che cosa significa davvero amare. Per grandi e piccini. Età di lettura: da 6 anni.