This book was written by a woman who survived death camps during the war and later became a prominent psychologist. Following the international success of her memoir "The Choice" about her time in Auschwitz, Edith Eger decided to retell her story in a different way. A way that could be heard even by those who find it difficult to read about the Holocaust.
This is a new book, created to inspire rather than frighten. Eger speaks with the voice of young Edith, who is in love, dreaming, and searching for herself. With honesty and poignancy, she reconstructs her childhood, her first feelings, and the miracle of survival in tragic circumstances from memory, sharing her own pain and hope.
Author: Edith Eger
Translation: Elena Lalayan
Pages: 256 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 215×150×18 mm
