Eva's Story : A Survivor's Tale by the Stepsister of Anne Frank (Paperback)

from lawife

I read 90% of the book in one day. I couldn't put it down. What the Jewish people went through during the Holocaust should be known by everyone.

from jetangen4571

horror, hopelessness, survival, survivor-s-guilt, torture, concentration-camp, PTSD***** How do you say you enjoyed a book of real horror? Because she survived alive and supported by other survivors. The nazi atrocities were real, the suffering, both then and remembered, is real. Never Forget. An...

from Sahara20

This is one of those books that everyone should read. It is not enjoyable obviously due to the subject matter, but it is so important that everyone knows what happened so as to prevent it happening again. Eva fled to Amsterdam with her family when the Germans invaded Austria, living on the same e...

from Whisper1

This emotional and powerful story is yet another testimony of the will to survive despite incredible odds. Life as she knew it ended for Eva Schloss with the German invasion of Holland. After two years of hiding, her family was betrayed, and tragically she was captured on her 15th birthday. Her b...

from Chris_El

This is the sequel, if that is possible, of Anne Frank's diary. This autobiography is from a Jewish girl who knew Anne Frank. She too, was sent to Auschwitz and went through the same life in the camp as Anne would have experienced. But she lived. She wrote this many years later. When asked why sh...