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Intolerance: Short Fiction
In Line Up, Kane, the undisputed leader of the 5th grade class at Ha Eretz Hebrew Day School has become ‘drunk with power’. When Shem discovers a coup to overthrow Kane he becomes torn by his advantageous allegiance to the 10 year old tyrant, and what is best for the group.
In Spectacle, a group of 7th grade Hebrew Day School boys leave the Holocaust Museum deeply reflective about their own mortality and ethics only to encounter hostile anti-semitism on the way home. Bolstered by their experience, the boys flex their intolerance of oppression to the brink. And in doing so, they discover a very dark side of their own personalities.
“Tesher faces issues straight on--that I found most admirable and that young adult readers will doubtless applaud.”
Visit Stephen Tesher at his official
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Visit Stephen Tesher on facebook.com/tesherwriter
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In Spectacle, a group of 7th grade Hebrew Day School boys leave the Holocaust Museum deeply reflective about their own mortality and ethics only to encounter hostile anti-semitism on the way home. Bolstered by their experience, the boys flex their intolerance of oppression to the brink. And in doing so, they discover a very dark side of their own personalities.
“Tesher faces issues straight on--that I found most admirable and that young adult readers will doubtless applaud.”
Visit Stephen Tesher at his official
www.stephentesher.com
Visit Stephen Tesher on facebook.com/tesherwriter
Follow Stephen on @stesher
45 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 18, 2016
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