Remembering a Personal History on International Holocaust Day
Irit Shcaffer's book, Good Blood, which explores her family history--both her parents survived the camps during WWII--is a journey of healing and a great recommendation for reading on Intenational Holocaust Day.
Book Description:
When she was a child, her father said he had "good blood" and that is why he and his wife survived and healed from the Holocaust. The author searched for the meaning and significance of her father's words over two continents and through four generations. Her journey uncovered a unique voice of wisdom revealing mysteries of the healing powers within us and the existence of light in every situation that helps us overcome and transcend any obstacle.
This book is a quest into the depth of the human spirit. It is a rich family memoir, being deeply personal, sharing joy and pain and fear and forgiveness. It encompasses the themes of life and a topic in common with every reader: complicated family relationships.
Pinnacle Book Achievement Award
For more posts about Irit and her book, click HERE.
To purchase copies of this book at 25% discount,
use code FF25 at MSI Press webstore.
Want to read this book and not have to pay for it?
Ask your local library to purchase and shelve it.
![]() |
Follow MSI Press on Twitter, Face Book, and Instagram.
Interested in publishing with MSI Press LLC?
Check out information on how to submit a proposal.
Planning on self-publishing and don't know where to start? Our author au pair services will mentor you through the process.
Want an author-signed copy of this book? Purchase the book at 25% discount (use coupon code FF25) and concurrently send a written request to orders@msipress.com.
Julia Aziz, signing her book, Lessons of Labor, at an event at Book People in Austin, Texas.
Want to communicate with one of our authors? You can! Find their contact information on our Authors' Pages.
Check out our rankings -- and more -- HERE.
Comments
Post a Comment