Theodore Bikel Libri

Theodore Bikel's life story intertwines with significant twentieth-century events, reflecting his journey from Austria to Palestine, and later to England and the US. As an award-winning actor, civil rights activist, and celebrated singer, he shares a compelling narrative that highlights his contributions to the arts and social causes. His experiences provide insight into the cultural and political landscapes he navigated, offering readers a unique perspective on a remarkable life dedicated to both performance and activism.

The story of a boy's happy childhood in The City Of Light, where all was well and life was full of warmth and promise. But, beneath the surface, hatred and bigotry, called antisemitism, led to terrible events and the boy was forced to flee, and become a refugee. The book includes a Yiddish glossary for children, a recipe for honey cake, and an old-new Chanukka song. We learn to see that the light can never go out: if we look to the goodness and kindness, and the commitment to love and justice, inside our own hearts. Based on the real-life story of the famous actor, singer and movie star Theodore Bikel. For readers aged 10-120.