Enjoyed reading this book very much. I have read many Holocaust survivor books and this one was extremely good.

What an inspiring story of shear will to live, to overcome and to love always. Horrifying experiences could not keep Klara down in her will to find her life and family again. The past should not be forgotten. An excellent read!

This story takes you to places you never dreamed were humanly possible if you don’t already know about The Holocaust. You are there with Klara, in her mind and body as she endures the torturous time in Auschwitz and the other camps! A must read for anyone who is unaware of what human beings can do to one another! None of us must ever forget! T. Royster

A good read but Fiction. It's drawn out of proportion just like Irene Zisblatts story. If you watch their interviews by the Shoah foundation, it's explained by them that they are dreams like Irene's. She never was at aushwitz. Neither have the number tattoos. And Irene never met Mengele nor put in a gas chamber to simply run out the door. Zionist Propoganda is all it is and non is actual facts. Just stories and imaginable horrors that may have or may not have happened but was blown way out of proportioned. At end of war, all of Germany was starving. They wasn't getting any import nor export. Read about world war 1 six million Jew holocaust. It's happened many times over the centuries. And the Jews declared war on Germany before vice versa. Read March 1933 New York Times.

It's a insightful book, kept my interest from the start. I highly recommend.

Everyone should take the time to read this amazing story

Klara's story is truly inspirational and a reason why we need to learn from history. I can't even imagine living through the tortures she experienced along with the rest of the people who were persecuted. This book should be a must read for high school history classes.

The documentary is gripping as well.