"Together with "See Under: Love, and his heartfelt "The Yellow Wind, these three books form a trilogy by Israel's finest young writer." --"The New York Times
"A brilliantly constructed, hair-raising exploration of the 'morphology of lies' in the inextricably linked personal and political worlds of Israel." --"San Francisco Chronicle
"Grossman is more than just another talented writer: Like Vaclav Havel, he is a moralist, a man with a conscience whose words cry out for absolute truth and fairness." --"Newsday (New York)
"["The Smile of the Lamb] is prophetic. A book which compels the heart and the imagination, as well as the mind." --"Los Angeles Times
" Together with "See Under: Love," and his heartfelt "The Yellow Wind," these three books form a trilogy by Israel' s finest young writer." -- "The New York Times"
" A brilliantly constructed, hair-raising exploration of the ' morphology of lies' in the inextricably linked personal and political worlds of Israel." -- "San Francisco Chronicle"
" Grossman is more than just another talented writer: Like Vaclav Havel, he is a moralist, a man with a conscience whose words cry out for absolute truth and fairness." -- "Newsday "(New York)
" ["The Smile of the Lamb"] is prophetic. A book which compels the heart and the imagination, as well as the mind." -- "Los Angeles Times"
"Together with "See Under: Love," and his heartfelt "The Yellow Wind," these three books form a trilogy by Israel's finest young writer." --"The New York Times"
"A brilliantly constructed, hair-raising exploration of the 'morphology of lies' in the inextricably linked personal and political worlds of Israel." --"San Francisco Chronicle"
"Grossman is more than just another talented writer: Like Vaclav Havel, he is a moralist, a man with a conscience whose words cry out for absolute truth and fairness." --"Newsday "(New York)
"["The Smile of the Lamb"] is prophetic. A book which compels the heart and the imagination, as well as the mind." --"Los Angeles Times"
“Together with "See Under: Love", and his heartfelt "The Yellow Wind", these three books form a trilogy by Israel’s finest young writer.” —"The New York Times"
“A brilliantly constructed, hair-raising exploration of the ‘morphology of lies’ in the inextricably linked personal and political worlds of Israel.” —"San Francisco Chronicle"
“Grossman is more than just another talented writer: Like Vaclav Havel, he is a moralist, a man with a conscience whose words cry out for absolute truth and fairness.” —"Newsday "(New York)
“["The Smile of the Lamb"] is prophetic. A book which compels the heart and the imagination, as well as the mind.” —"Los Angeles Times"
"Together with "See Under: Love", and his heartfelt "The Yellow Wind", these three books form a trilogy by Israel's finest young writer." --"The New York Times"
"A brilliantly constructed, hair-raising exploration of the 'morphology of lies' in the inextricably linked personal and political worlds of Israel." --"San Francisco Chronicle"
"Grossman is more than just another talented writer: Like Vaclav Havel, he is a moralist, a man with a conscience whose words cry out for absolute truth and fairness." --"Newsday "(New York)
"["The Smile of the Lamb"] is prophetic. A book which compels the heart and the imagination, as well as the mind." --"Los Angeles Times"
Together with "See Under: Love," and his heartfelt "The Yellow Wind," these three books form a trilogy by Israel's finest young writer. "The New York Times"
A brilliantly constructed, hair-raising exploration of the morphology of lies' in the inextricably linked personal and political worlds of Israel. "San Francisco Chronicle"
Grossman is more than just another talented writer: Like Vaclav Havel, he is a moralist, a man with a conscience whose words cry out for absolute truth and fairness. "Newsday (New York)"
["The Smile of the Lamb"] is prophetic. A book which compels the heart and the imagination, as well as the mind. "Los Angeles Times""
"Together with See Under: Love, and his heartfelt The Yellow Wind, these three books form a trilogy by Israel's finest young writer." --The New York Times
"A brilliantly constructed, hair-raising exploration of the 'morphology of lies' in the inextricably linked personal and political worlds of Israel." --San Francisco Chronicle
"Grossman is more than just another talented writer: Like Vaclav Havel, he is a moralist, a man with a conscience whose words cry out for absolute truth and fairness." --Newsday (New York)
"[The Smile of the Lamb] is prophetic. A book which compels the heart and the imagination, as well as the mind." --Los Angeles Times
The first Israeli novel written about the occupation of the West Bank, by one of the most influential writers of his generation.