Home at Last: My First Year in Israel
Who would have thought that an American woman over seventy years old would make a successful transition to life in Israel as a new immigrant? \ Against all odds, with a new language and culture facing her, Sonia Saeta Michelson "made Aliyah." She picked up from her comfortable life in Los Angeles, California, packed up her boxes, said good-bye to dear friends and relatives and boarded the plane with her Israeli daughter, bound for Israel. \ "Home At Last" is the story of Sonia Saeta...
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Who would have thought that an American woman over seventy years old would make a successful transition to life in Israel as a new immigrant? Against all odds, with a new language and culture facing her, Sonia Saeta Michelson "made Aliyah." She picked up from her comfortable life in Los Angeles, California, packed up her boxes, said good-bye to dear friends and relatives and boarded the plane with her Israeli daughter, bound for Israel. "Home At Last" is the story of Sonia Saeta Michelson's first year's adventures in Ofra, Israel as told through the letters she wrote back to relatives, friends and students in the United States.
