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# Read * Aftermath: A Granddaughter's Story of Legacy, Healing & Hope by Allison Nazarian ✓ eBook or Kindle ePUB. Aftermath: A Granddaughter's Story of Legacy, Healing & Hope "yet there is so much love, light and hope in this book" according to Bonnie and Michael Mazor. This book is such an honest and brave story, told from a personal story about the Holocaust. Someone who was not an actual survivor, but a survivor of another sort. This book examines the Holocaust and the effect it had on one family. There are millions of families with stories, but not all are brave enough to tell their tales. It is heartbreaking story, yet . "I LOVED this book, so much so that I fin
| Title | : | Aftermath: A Granddaughter's Story of Legacy, Healing & Hope |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.11 (859 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0982892225 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 194 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-06-22 |
| Language | : | English |
I know it wasn t easy for you to share it, but in doing so, you have shared so much light with the rest of us. --J, early readerAftermath is about more than the Holocaust: it s about our interconnectedness as families and human beings, and the grace that comes from the recognition of those connections. I commend Allison for being brave enough to share a very private story and for coming out stronger on the other side. The burden of the story had very different effects on the three powerful women in this book, and it drove the trajectory of each of their lives in a different way. --R, early reader . --M, early readerThis book is so different, so sobering, so nuanced in its telling of a truly unique and, at the same time, beautiful and sad story
"yet there is so much love, light and hope in this book" according to Bonnie and Michael Mazor. This book is such an honest and brave story, told from a personal story about the Holocaust. Someone who was not an actual survivor, but a survivor of another sort. This book examines the Holocaust and the effect it had on one family. There are millions of families with stories, but not all are brave enough to tell their tales. It is heartbreaking story, yet . "I LOVED this book, so much so that I finished it in two days!" according to Andrea Maurer. This isn't just a book about the Holocaust and its aftermath; it's a book about mothers and daughters and the things we pass down from generation to generation, sometimes unintentionally. It's also about forgiveness and healing and what we can accomplish when we are aware of and intentional about what we're passing down. It's a beautiful tribute to the author. Warning Page Turner Tara Norman Wow! Love this book. Heartfelt, brilliant and entertaining all in one.
It is about the delicate balance between a proud legacy and a burdensome responsibility. The first-of-its-kind memoir by a "3G," or grandchild of Holocaust survivors, AFTERMATH is about being born into a history that never goes away. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and Columbia University’s School of Journalism, Al
It is about the delicate balance between a proud legacy and a burdensome responsibility. The first-of-its-kind memoir by a "3G," or grandchild of Holocaust survivors, AFTERMATH is about being born into a history that never goes away. Allison Nazarian grew up in the Washington, DC, suburbs, living a comfortable American life while at the same time being surrounded by stories of Auschwitz, of lost family members, of destroyed dreams and of miracles. Aftermath is a powerful look at healing, forgiveness, breaking old patterns and, ultimately, finding ways to remember the past while being able to live a life of peace and joy in the present.. As Allison moved into adulthood, she began to examine more deeply the reasons why the family history empowered and made resilient people like her grandmother, whose life was a triumph until the day she died, well into her 90s—while it haunted and ultimately destroyed others, like her mother who took her own life at the age of 51. The tales of Holocaust survival shared by her maternal grandparents and by their only child—Allison’s mother—were so ingrained in all
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