The Sun, Wine and A Cat #943681

A giant bird appeared at the end of the street. In truth, everyone already knows it’s not a bird at all but a monstrous metal thing, immense beyond measure and ear-splittingly loud. But this wasn’t the worst part of this catastrophe. Today, they were going to trim the trees on our street.
“They’ve finished all their strange and endless tasks,” I thought bitterly. “Now they come to launch this marvelous project called ‘ruining life in the trees for the birds and all the crawling things.’” A shudder ran through me, and I roused myself from shock. My chicks!

The Sun, Wine, and a Cat is the third book by Yami Armoni, focusing on philosophical and thought-provoking stories about nature and life. The book offers unconventional experiences, where the characters are not just human—they are a fly, a tree, and even a cancerous growth, experiencing their complex and mysterious world in ways that raise questions about the meaning of our existence. Are we humans really the pinnacle of creation? Or will there always be blind spots in our ability to discern things right under our noses—especially when it comes to ourselves?

This book is for readers seeking an opportunity to deepen their understanding of the world, challenge familiar concepts, and reflect on every detail.

In her unique way, Armoni observes reality and what lies beyond it. The stories in the book not only offer magical and dubious experiences but also challenge our perceptions of ourselves and our place in the world.

Yami Armoni is an author focused on the philosophical aspects of existence. Her previous books, "And All That Man Calls" and "Speaking from the Heart", offer interpretations of the Bible and the Talmud while exploring human nature, the animal world, and reality. Her work challenges readers to ponder and discover answers to profound questions about life and meaning.

Yami lives in Netanya and enjoys a blend of study, writing, and family life.