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 Call me inspired Dec 17, 2008
By Ann Anthony
"Annon"
I could not put this book down. It took me into the past and I felt what Rosi felt. My love for factual books grows because of people like her, willing to share their experiences. When can I see another Rosi?
 Least we forget....... Mar 20, 2006
By K. Larson
A poignant reminder of how war is experienced from a child's perspective. Also, how the experience of war shapes a person and stays with them for a lifetime. An easy read.
the small and the brave Mar 09, 2006
By Book Worm
"Candy"
Rosi Stachel recaptures the small voice of her childhood in full description, of the trials endured during her World War II experiences. Her vivid memories allow you to relive her stories in a very spirited way. Rosi is an inspiration of how love and forgiveness can heal.
M.T. Barnes, Author of
"Help, I'm Raising Mom"
Looking Into the Eyes of Another Mar 03, 2006
By Maureen A. Beeter
"reading machine"
Reading about those horrific times in our history is always very heart wrenching. Reading about the experiences of one who lived through those times brought sadness to my heart, but also made me realize the strength of the human mind and body.
Empathy Feb 27, 2006
By Jennifer Selleck
"Ms Beads"
I got a real feeling for what it must have been like to grow up during the war. It was easy for me to put myself in the shoes of the author. A well told story that was an easy and inspiring read.
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