Regretting that he'd never asked his grandmother about her life, the author explores how he wishes he'd done so. 
 Sometimes in life, we look back and wish we'd asked more questions, listened more to those who had gone through extraordinary circumstances. I found it fascinating to read how this grandson, in the wake of this remarkable woman's death, explores what he would now ask her if he had the chance and what might have been her answers. 
 Detailing the effects of the Holocaust, I would definitely recommend this to readers who enjoy that kind of book and who, like many of us, wish they'd taken the time to have deep conversations with their grandparents. 
 I was provided with a free copy from the author in exchange for an honest review. My full thoughts can be found at MoreThanAReview.com where I rate the content of books.