Ranaan Gerberer writes: "The Day the Devil Went on Trial operates on several levels – humorous, religious, and philosophical. Many readers will chuckle at the idea that heaven has a board of directors. They may also be intrigued by the concept of “heavy” discussions among such deceased notables as Mahatma Gandhi, Abraham Lincoln, the biblical Abraham, Anne Frank, and Florence Nightingale. But if you go deeper into the conversation and pay attention to what they’re saying, the

The Day the Devil Went on Trial received a series of 5 star reviews from the Readers Favorite website. Our favorite was from Carol Thompson who said the book " is inventive, funny, and full of charm; a novel that uses satire to explore the possibility of transformation even in the most unlikely characters. Ian Pear writes in a narrative style that blends humor, philosophical musings, and allegorical storytelling so masterfully that it’s as if Mark Twain were reincarnated. Th

I've always been a big fan of Rabbi Pear, but this book is different - it's next level. From the opening pages it is clever, engaging, creative, playful, and hilarious. His ability to convey a deep message in this way makes this work a treasure. Ian Pear's "The Accidental Zionist" is one of my favorite and go-to reads of the 21st century. I'm thrilled to see the release of this, his next book - "The Day the Devil" . Get your hands on it!

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