Israeli Bat-Chen was killed at the age of fifteen, but her diary entries and poems remain as a record of her life, her emotions, and the universal teenage experiences. Her cries for peace and her awareness of daily danger help read ers not facing these issues understand life within a time of conflict. si

Translated by Diana Rubanenko.

Presents the diaries of a young Israeli girl in which she documents her feelings about her family, friends, school, and the tumultuous political events surrounding her before her untimely death at the age of fifteen in a 1996 suicide bombing.