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Alona Frankel
Alona Frankel ((ヘブライ語:אלונה פרנקל), June 27, 1937) is a Polish-born Israeli writer and illustrator of many, classic children's books as well as recently published poetic memoirs for young adults. She was born in Kraków, Poland, and is a holocaust survivor. In 1949, Alona immigrated to Israel.〔(Profile and bibliography, Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature )〕
==Biography==
Alona Frankel was born in 1937 in Kraków, Poland, and spent her childhood during the Holocaust in the Lvov ghetto, then in hiding; first alone, later with her parents. After immigrating to Israel with her family in 1949, Frankel studied art at the Avni Institute. She began illustrating children's books at the age of 30. In 1975, she published the first of over 40 children's books that she both wrote and illustrated, in addition to illustrating dozens of books by other authors. Her books, translated into 12 languages, have become bestsellers. She lectures on illustration at several institutions, and her work has been featured at exhibitions and fairs in Israel and abroad. Frankel has won numerous prizes, including an Andersen Honor Citation. A Girl, her first book for adults, was awarded the Sapir Prize in 2005. She was married to the late artist Zygmunt Frankel, and their sons are Ari Frankel (born 1960), and Michael (born 1972).
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