About the book: 2019 / When a tragedy occurred in the country, “ason”, when cities were destroyed and there were not enough little yellow pills to help with the debilitating “rainbow disease" with its constant headache, when the country lost the war on its territory for the first time, when no one can help it, no matter how hard they try, when, finally, at any moment the "bush-ve-khirpa" - "shame" can crawl out of the desert -and-shame,” a layered storm that peels off the skin and makes a person ashamed of his own existence on earth - who could care about dogs and parrots, cats and falabellas, camels and Bershev crested lizards? No one - if the cat didn’t come up to you, wouldn’t look into your eyes with rainbow eyes and say: “Head, headache.” This is ason, its fifth sign - the animals of Israel began to speak. They have not become, as in fairy tales, smart, rational, enlightened (or have they?) - they can simply say: “Head, headache” or “I don’t love you” - and this changes everything. The author of the novel All Who Can Breathe, writer Linor Goralik, says that the main character of her book should be considered empathy. If this is true, then Ason is preparing empathy tests that may be beyond her. The book contains obscene language