Memories From Cherry Harvest, Amy Wachspress (9781593764401) — Readings Books
Memories From Cherry Harvest
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Memories From Cherry Harvest

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Two Jewish sisters, born in Russia shortly before the Communist Revolution, are forced to flee the pogroms and persecution and travel with their parents to British-occupied Palestine. When the girls are teenagers, World War II tears the family apart, sending the girls separately to France and America. Their lives unfold in tandem: babies are born, friendships forged, and cherry pies baked, despite the brutal backdrop of the Holocaust. Memories from Cherry Harvest explores the physics of memory, and shows how the tenacity of good can ultimately withstand and overcome the memory of tragedy.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Soft Skull Press
Country
United States
Date
19 June 2012
Pages
400
ISBN
9781593764401

Two Jewish sisters, born in Russia shortly before the Communist Revolution, are forced to flee the pogroms and persecution and travel with their parents to British-occupied Palestine. When the girls are teenagers, World War II tears the family apart, sending the girls separately to France and America. Their lives unfold in tandem: babies are born, friendships forged, and cherry pies baked, despite the brutal backdrop of the Holocaust. Memories from Cherry Harvest explores the physics of memory, and shows how the tenacity of good can ultimately withstand and overcome the memory of tragedy.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Soft Skull Press
Country
United States
Date
19 June 2012
Pages
400
ISBN
9781593764401