Noam Friedlander
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Noam Friedlander is frequently thought to be the son of Rabbi Albert Friedlander.
However, she is, in fact, his daughter and has written over 13 books on subjects ranging from sport, music through to religion.
She also works as a journalist and script writer.
[edit] Selected Bibliography
- "What Is Opus Dei", July 2005.
- "The Paragon Book Of Babies Names", May 2001.
- "The Mammoth Book Of Sports", June 1999.
- "Sophie: A Royal Wedding Souvenir", May 1999. A biography of Sophie Rhys Jones.
- "Heroes: Ryan Giggs", June 1997. HarperCollins. (Under pseudonym)
- "Heroes: David Seaman", June 1997. HarperCollins. (Introduction, as Noam Friedlander)
- "Heroes: David Beckham", June 1997. HarperCollins. (Under pseudonym)
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