I received an advance reading copy of the book in exchange for my honest review. 
 For as long as she can remember, the author of this book, Miranda Richmond Mouillot, has been weighed down unconsciously by her Jewish grandparents' experiences in World War II. Her grandparents divorced in the 1950s and refused to speak to each other for the rest of their lives. Miranda decides to piece together their story to relieve the burden she feels and understand her grandparents' love story and why they ended up divorced. 
 The book actually seems to focus a little more on Miranda and her life than on her grandparents' lives. I was glad she was able to get some of the details from her grandparents; we are quickly losing the last of the people who lived through this awful period of history. At times, the story seemed to wander, but overall, I enjoyed learning how Miranda's path went to finding out what happened to her grandparents and how it shaped them into the grandparents she knew in her life.