Glixman in a Fix

by Rebecca Klempner

Glixman in a Fix, by popular Jewish author Rebecca Klempner, is an upbeat, action-packed tale that will inspire readers. Join Mendel Glixman, his sister and friends, on a thrilling ride through the streets of Los Angeles as they desperately try to get out of a seemingly impossible fix.

Mendel's family is struggling as his mother combats mental illness. Yet soon, a more extreme problem appears in his life: the mysterious disappearance of his beloved aunt - a brilliant scientist with a controversial discovery. Will Mendel ever see her again?

Hardcover

First published January 1, 2015

About the author

Rebecca Klempner lives & works in sunny Southern California. Her first book was A Dozen Daisies for Raizy, followed by Mazal's Luck Runs Out, Sliding Doors and other stories, Glixman in a Fix, and Adina at Her Best. Her essays and short stories have appeared in HaModia, Binah, Binyan, Mishpacha Junior, The Jewish Press, & Ami, & on the websites The Wisdom Daily, Tablet, Aish.com, Jew in the City, & Kveller. Check out her author site here.

Reviews

[Frum Books]

Despite his classmates’ suspicions and teasing, Mendel won’t bring friends home to see his embarrassing family. When his aunt suddenly goes into hiding to protect her risky work from the government, he’s forced to ask his friends for help and finds how much lighter the burden is once shared. He’s been appointed to safeguard the last key to his aunt’s dangerous work, but as things get more suspicious and uncertain, the lines blur, and Mendel and his friends wonder who’s really on the bad side. A heartwarming story of family and friends combines with a perplexing mystery for a relatable and suspenseful adventure.