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One amazing book...I laughed, I cried... Oct 27, 2008 Conversations With My Grandchildren by Marion Mostny is a must-read for anyone whose relatives were from Eastern or Central Europe...to see through an eleven-year old girls eyes what it was like growing up in Nazi Germany, when your friends parents were suddenly told they could not practice medicine or had to turn over their business that they had successfully run for decades and now give it to the Nazi's...when you were told one day you couldn't come back to school just because you were Jewish...to leave one country and culture and arrive almost penniless in another totally-different country and culture, ie Germany to Chile...surviving and then thriving, learning new languages and new customs and then once-again being uprooted when the Mostny's and their five children emigrated to America, to start all over again...great book!
An interesting and inspirational read! Apr 29, 2008 The author has led an amazing life and recounts many details in this memoir. This book will be treasured by her family and others for years to come.
All parents must read! Apr 24, 2008 This was such a great story. Really makes you want to note all your memories so that they can be passed down each generation. Will be contacting grandparents and parents soon to urge them to start documenting. Everyone should have a book like this as a part of their family collection.
A must read for all walks of life. Apr 21, 2008 This book touched my heart several times. I do not believe I have experienced every emotion possible by reading one book. I felt inspired, hopeful and a deep appreciation for the true meaning of family. It is rare that I read a book and want to shout "read this book"!
You will not be disappointed.
Read this inspiring and true tale Apr 08, 2008 Have you ever wanted to read your mother's or grandmother's diary and scrapbooks? Read this book! There are also family photos and a reproduction of a sad and creepy document that makes my spine tingle. It contains unvarnished and engaging accounts of resilience in spite of heartbreaking tragedy and the deepest bonds of family. Every page reflects a profound belief in the future.
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