David Grossman (born 1954 in Jerusalem) is a well-known Israeli writer, author of several books, and winner of many literary awards. He graduated from the University of Israel, where he studied philosophy and theater. The novel "Who to Run With" was published in 2003. It tells about teenagers - about their loneliness, experiences, drugs, inability to understand modern life, as well as about sincere friendship, devotion, self-sacrifice and, of course, about love in a cruel and dangerous world. 16-year-old Asaf forges on vacation at City Hall. He is instructed to find the owners of the lost dog. And the boy rushes headlong through the streets of his native Jerusalem. The dog leads Asaph to different people, thanks to whom he begins to understand all the unusualness of the dog's owner - the girl Tamar, a talented singer. Extinguishing the city, Asaf finds new friends, crosses the road of the mafia and even gets to the police & hellip;
