“An accessibly written story of a young Jewish girl hiding from the Germans during WW2. Superbly illustrated, this would be perfect in a classroom as a way of introducing the Holocaust to young children in a safe way. A BRONZE MEDAL WINNER and highly recommended!”

“…a treasure chest of advice for any nonfiction writer.”

“Having read other books on writing memoir, I found this book the best at keeping it simple and clear while giving creative suggestions.”

“I’m gathering info about my family history by doing weekly Skype sessions with my parents, and I am trying not to panic about how I will turn this into a book later. This book gave me a lot of great ideas and a way forward.”

“A book that is hard to put down.”

“In this extraordinary work, Annette Gendler illuminates the borders and meeting points between Judaism and Christianity, Germans and Jews, American Jews and Israeli Jews. Writing with eloquent precision, she reminds us why converts to Judaism are among the most precious gifts to the Jewish people. This book confirms Annette Gendler as an indispensable Jewish voice for our time.”