I’m envious of the author since I
never got to experience the joy of having any grandparent on neither side of my
family as they had been unable to survive the atrocities of the Holocaust.
While having my parents as survivors still gave me a level of emotions other
readers probably can’t relate to.
There’s quite a bit of an
old-fashioned Shtetl mentality which persists in the minds of many of those who’ve
survived the Holocaust and having parents being a barrier between the author
and his grandmother gave him the best of both worlds, a luxury I unfortunately
didn’t have.
There’s quite a range of emotions
which can be found through the pages of this book, emotions which can at times
make its readers cry and laugh at others.
The personal insight of this horrific
time of history of the world paints a picture which anyone can relate to,
whether they’re Jewish or not.
For the compassionate story Mr
Lazega has given us I’m compelled to his endeavor 5 STARS.
UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00TPPSM7E
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