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I Am Forbidden is a powerful portrayal of family, faith and history which sweeps the reader across continents and generations, from pre-war Transylvania to present-day New York, via Paris and England. Immersive, beautiful, moving, it explores in devastating detail what happens when unwavering love, unyielding law and centuries of tradition collide.

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A strong and compelling human story -- Richard Jaffa * Birmingham Jewish Recorder *
Elegant, enthralling * New York Times *
Luminously beautiful * Sunday Telegraph *
Stunning * The New Yorker *
Takes us into the heart of the Hasidic community in New York, where two Hungarian-Romanian Jewish children orphaned during the barbarity of the Second World War are set to begin new lives -- Elmore Leonard * Glasgow Sunday Herald *

I Am Forbidden

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    A Paperback / softback by Anouk Markovits

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      Publisher: Vintage Publishing
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 28/02/2013
      ISBN13: 9780099571940, 978-0099571940
      ISBN10: 0099571943

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      I Am Forbidden is a powerful portrayal of family, faith and history which sweeps the reader across continents and generations, from pre-war Transylvania to present-day New York, via Paris and England. Immersive, beautiful, moving, it explores in devastating detail what happens when unwavering love, unyielding law and centuries of tradition collide.

      Trade Review
      A strong and compelling human story -- Richard Jaffa * Birmingham Jewish Recorder *
      Elegant, enthralling * New York Times *
      Luminously beautiful * Sunday Telegraph *
      Stunning * The New Yorker *
      Takes us into the heart of the Hasidic community in New York, where two Hungarian-Romanian Jewish children orphaned during the barbarity of the Second World War are set to begin new lives -- Elmore Leonard * Glasgow Sunday Herald *

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