Leseprobe
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From Where We Are
Nicole Zelniker
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Beschreibung
"A kaleidoscopic gem that adeptly showcases how the shameful misdeeds of the past reverberate into modern acts of violence... An emotional tour de force." David Jackson Ambrose, author of Unlawful Disorder
Gabi Keefer flees Holocaust-era Germany with nothing but her husband, her nephew, and the clothes on her back, but that isn't the whole story.
Over generations, her granddaughter, Lena, struggles with drug addiction and an unplanned pregnancy; her sort-of nephew, Zane, grieves for his wife three years after her death in an antisemetic mass shooting; and her great-niece, Miranda, advocates for Palestinian liberation against her family's wishes.
Each character's tale begs the questions: What does it mean to be part of a family, what does it mean to survive, and is that enough?
Trigger warning: Content in this book includes depictions or mentions of ableism, anti-semitism, characters struggling with mental health, death and grief, drug abuse, domestic violence, gun violence, homophobia, misogyny, racism, statutory rape, suicide, xenophobia, and Zionism.
Kundenbewertungen
Jewish-american themes, Love, Culture, Loyalty, Holocaust, Jewish, Resilience, Heritage, Bisexual, Secrets, Holocaust Books, Lesbian, War, Family Life, Genre Fiction, Queer, Fiction, Gay, Conflict, Generations, LGBTQ+, fiction books about mental illness, nonbinary, Literature &, Identity, Tragedy, Redemption, Family, Ancestry, Diaspora, World Literature