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| Author | Maya Kessler |
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| Original title | רוזנפלד |
| Language | English |
Publication date | 2022 |
| Publication place | Israel |
Published in English | 2024 |
Rosenfeld is Maya Kessler's debut novel. The book was first published in Hebrew & edited by Alma Cohen-Verdi and published in July 2022 by Kinneret Zmora-Bitan Dvir. It has reached a bestseller status. Rosenfeld was translated into various languages, including German and Dutch, and will be published in English by Avid Reader Publishing Group, a division under Simon & Schuster during fall 2024. [1]
Synopsis
[edit]At the center of the novel is a love story between overweight 55-year-old Teddy Rosenfeld, CEO of a commercial biotechnology company Oceana, and his employee Noa, a filmmaker who is significantly younger than him.[2] The book has many graphic sexual scenes, and the reviews described it as a fun book full of twists and sharp dialogues that breaks the boundaries of the genre.
Noa, the heroine of the novel, is looking to make her way in the professional filmmaking world. After meeting at a friend's wedding, for which she made a wedding film, a relationship develops between her and Teddy.
Noa joins Oceana as a marketing team video producer following the meeting. There are many gaps between Teddy and Noa: money, age, status and also free time and desire for this relationship. Teddy has an extensive career as well as many other pursuits and is not looking for a romantic relationship of any kind. Noa tries to lure Teddy into a relationship regardless.
As the plot develops, Noa's deep psychological motivations are revealed. The recovery from the damaged relationship pattern with Teddy may help her repair the relationship she had with her mother as a child.
References
[edit]- ^ ""Rosenfeld in Simon & Schuster's website". Simon & Schuster. Retrieved 2024-06-25.
- ^ ""רוזנפלד" של מאיה קסלר: מנכ"ל שמן בן 55 הפך לסמל מין". הארץ (in Hebrew). Retrieved 2023-08-06.
External links
[edit]- Goel Pinto, Hesket, the authors behind the bestsellers, also Tarbut
- The Rosenfeld book in the National Library catalog
- The book Rosenfeld on the Kinneret Zamora-Beitan Dvir publishing site
- The Rosenfeld book on the Semenya website