Art and cover by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields
Captivating! I couldn’t put this book down…
Beautifully written! If you enjoy historical novels, this is a book you absolutely must read. Rochelle is a master story teller who has brought the horrific Russian pogroms between 1903-1905 against the Jews to life while also allowing us a glimpse at daily life during the period. Her characters also show the multi-dimensional facets of human nature from love, honor, forgiveness and redemption. Considering the trying times we are currently living in, this book shows us there is truly hope as long as we continue to learn the lessons she has shown us here. I’m looking forward to reading her sequel!
- Jan Allen
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If Laura Ingalls Wilder had been a Russian Jew … THIS would have been her story!
By K.D. Bonham
Please Say Kaddish For Me tells the story of a similar girl—except she’s the sole survivor of a mass homicide leveled against her own people in her village. PSK is a stunning, provocative narrative with characters that almost breathe on you as you read. The only drawback to the book is that, once you get to the end … you’ll be hungry for MORE!
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| you’ll love “Please Say Kaddish For Me
If you’re a fan of history, romance, and action, you’ll love Please Say Kaddish For Me. Wisoff-Fields writes deftly about a part of history that’s unknown to most people. No sugar-coating here, just things that really happened, often terrible, in the lives of people it’s easy to believe are real. No easy answers or decisions here and you’ll agonize and maybe even cry with and over people you’ll come to care about. If you’re sad to see the story end, don’t be. The already-written sequel will be out soon! *** |
Published by W&B Publishers Represented by Loiacono Literary Agency