cranberry mNdamet: Was an absolute honour to read his life. Would encourage reading this & passing on to teenagers!
A truly remarkable man.
United Kingdom on Jan 09, 2024
Chandra: Two key learnings, enjoy this moment, be happy and make people around you happy. Life is short hatred does not help anyone, keep a smile on your face and salute this old man for what he went through
India on Jan 06, 2024
jeanne Sewell: Hatred breeds inhumanity no matter who is the object of our hatred. The truth of the gospel message, " love you neighbor as yourself", is one we all need to hear again and again. Thank you . Mr. Jaku.
United States on Jan 04, 2024
Gabrielle: To read the atrocities he experienced and see how he didn’t let those take over and ruin his life, was just inspiring!
A great read to understand a first hand account of a Jews treatment in Nazi Germany. Also a great read to learn about how to make happiness a choice.
United States on Jan 02, 2024
gabor s korthy: I am a second generation Halacaust survivor. My mother was Jewish in Nazi occupied Hungary. She her brother-in-law and a cousin were the only survivors of a large extended family. She never spoke of her war time experiences or how she survived. She took that story to her grave. Thank you Mr. Jaku for the courage to share yours. It has helped me understand why my mother could not.
United States on Jan 01, 2024
Maury: We happen to have been at the Jewish Museum in Sydney on the day the then new Holocaust Museum was dedicated. That day we met Eddie and he spoke to a group of tourist that included us. Our tour guide saw him and invited him to meet us. He chose the time to focus on two teenagers in our group. He old them to never hate. It would harm you. Instead find love and do kind things to others. We will never forget meeting him. Reading his book only affirms his greatness and the wisdom of his words. Recommend this book to all.
United States on Dec 31, 2023
Jannin: I’m no avid reader but I somehow finished this book in 4hrs. It’s that good! I could not put it down and it takes a hold of your heart. I was literally crying in public because of this book lol. I think this is one of those books that every person in existence should read. Simply beautiful.
Germany on Dec 29, 2023
Roberta: Não podemos esquecer nunca!! Um livro comovente, muito bem escrito, com uma linda lição de que o amor vence sempre!! Bravo, Mr Jaku!
Brazil on Mar 06, 2023
Filippo: Its a must read book. This book touches your soul, I'm still overwhelmed by it. Do yourself a favour and read it, you will not regret it.
Italy on Feb 11, 2023
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Sale off | $5 OFF | $7 OFF | |
Total Reviews | 423 reviews | 737 reviews | 423 reviews |
Item Weight | 11.6 ounces | 2.31 pounds | 2.31 pounds |
Publisher | Macmillan; Main Market edition | Scribner; Reprint edition | Harper; First Edition |
Best Sellers Rank | #902 in Jewish Biographies#3,625 in Jewish Holocaust History#58,211 in Memoirs | #14 in Jewish Holocaust History#174 in Memoirs #188 in Motivational Self-Help | #23 in Jewish Holocaust History#45 in World War II History #290 in Memoirs |
Customer Reviews | 4.8/5 stars of 15,285 ratings | 4.8/5 stars of 28,896 ratings | 4.8/5 stars of 15,285 ratings |
Reading age | 18 years and up | ||
Jewish Holocaust History | Jewish Holocaust History | Jewish Holocaust History | Jewish Holocaust History |
ISBN-10 | 1529066336 | 150113079X | 0063097680 |
Hardcover | 0 pages | 208 pages | |
Dimensions | 5.63 x 1.06 x 8.86 inches | 5.5 x 0.9 x 8.38 inches | 6 x 0.77 x 9 inches |
Language | English | English | English |
ISBN-13 | 978-1529066333 | 978-1501130793 | 978-0063097681 |
Memoirs (Books) | Memoirs | Memoirs | Memoirs |
Jewish Biographies | Jewish Biographies |
Mary B: I can’t say I enjoyed this book because it deals with such an emotional topic, but I have visited the Holocaust museum. We all need to be reminded of this history when so many choose to forget. Well written account of one who has made his life a testimony, a great survivor.
United States on Jan 09, 2024