Ebook {Epub PDF} How to Love by Batia Kolton

Summer story / Batia Kolton L'elixir d'amour / David Polonsky Independence day / Mira Friedmann Love love love / Itzik Rennert Your number on fan / Rutu Modan to / Yirmi Pinkus. Notes: Translated from the Hebrew. Contributor: Kolton, Batia. Actus Comics (Firm) ISBN: OCLC: Batia Kolton is the author of Jetlag ( avg rating, ratings, 26 reviews, published ), How to Love ( avg rating, 30 ratings, 10 reviews, pu /5. Batia Kolton depicts a young girl’s fascination with the love life of an older neighbor who accompanies her family on a trip to the beach. Yirmi Pinkus shows snapshots of life and love early one morning in Tel Aviv. The six artists’ visual approaches are varied. Several use a more realistic variation of the French-Belgian ligne claire 5/5(1).

'How to Love' is a serene and moving collection of comics by the inter­ nationally acclaimed Actus ­artists' collective from Israel. In six captivating and challenging stories, the artists explore different aspects of love: '­Summer Story' by Batia Kolton, 'L'elixir d'amour' by David Polonsky. Kolton, Batia. avg rating •. Batia Kolton. Batia Kolton on Facebookissa. Liity Facebookiin ja pidä yhteyttä käyttäjän Batia Kolton ja muiden tuttujesi kanssa. Facebook antaa ihmisille.

How to Love opens with Batia Kolton’s “Summer Story”—probably one of the most straightforward stories in the book. Dorit and her best friend love to spy on Dorit’s pretty neighbor kissing her boyfriend. Then Dorit’s neighbor comes along for a trip to the beach, and Dorit gets to see an entirely different side to her neighbor. Batia Kolton Rutu Modan David Polonksy Mira Friedmann Yirmi Pinkus Itzik Rennert Is a well-known author, some of his books are a fascination for readers like in the How to Love book, this is one of the most wanted Batia Kolton Rutu Modan David Polonksy Mira Friedmann Yirmi Pinkus Itzik Rennert author readers around the world. Mira Frieddman’s “Independence Day,” Rutu Modan’s “Your Number One Fan,” Batia Kolton’s “Summer Story,” Itzik Rennert’s “Love Love Love,” Yirmi Pinkus’ “ to ,” and David Polonsky’s “L’ElixirD’Amour” make up this selection of stories.