2022 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books presents Survival: A Story of Friendship
Germany and France in World War II — Through the Eyes of a German Jewish Family
A novel that emphasizes the emotional costs of the First World War and its indirect outcome at the onset of the Second World War.
“A powerful story of friendship and a personal look at a seismic shift in Europe that vibrates across the world. This story is powerful... sad, and optimistic at various points. One grows attached to all the characters, and it’s sad when the last page hits, one wonders what happens next to the characters.”
— Benjamin Karp, Goodreads Review
“The author, with her straightforward narrative, captures the essence of how hard it is to live in Hitler’s Germany, especially for a person who was born a Jew. The uncertainties of the time may be glossed over by the character Sigmund and overshadowed by familial events, but you can feel the growing tension with every turn of the page. This keeps the reader on edge until the very last. The plot's transition from joy to sorrow and back was seamless.”
— The Moving Words Review
Survival: A Story of Friendship
Written by: Alice Weil
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