Twelve-year-old Hagar attends middle school in Tel Aviv and writes a diary in a secret language that only she understands. Not only that, but she is sometimes able to hear other people's thoughts.In class she is called a "freak" and she is sure that no one understands her. One day Hagar notices a movement in the picture hanging in her room. The three people in the picture, sitting with their backs to the camera at the train station, suddenly slide down into her room and smile at her. Here begins Hagar's journey in the world.

Together with the three people, and two other boys and a girl with the same skills of a secret language and hearing thoughts, Hagar leaves, who discovers that there are about three hundred other people like them in the world. Their role is to maintain the one and only language, the language that was created in the six days of creation. The group embarks on a journey across continents and seas, moving quickly from country to country, all with the aim of saving the language and preventing it from falling into the hands of foreigners.

• Will the linguists succeed in their journey?

• What evil forces will they meet?

• What will happen to some of them and will they all remain loyal to the purpose of the journey?

There are three hundred more like us in the creation of the writer, Yael Kleiner, whose debut book is impressive in its scope and capacity, a fantasy world that readers dive into with curiosity and excitement.

Yael Kleiner, married, mother of three sons and grandmother of nine granddaughters, lives as close as possible to the sea, in Ein Haim in her room. Has a bachelor's degree in early childhood education, an additional degree in special education for children with hearing impairment and a master's degree in education.