I Want You to Know We’re Still Here

This memoir feels deeply intimate and rooted in personal history. I'm curious what motivated the author to open up about these experiences and how they decided what to include.

The memoir vividly portrays suffering but also moments of resilience. I wonder if others found these moments inspiring or if they felt overwhelmed by the weight of the history.

Given the vast scope of Holocaust history, I’m interested in how the author chose specific stories to represent the collective trauma and hope.