I actually thought this book was great. I found it in a search for scholarly literature about the Holocaust so I spent a lot of the time reading trying to figure out where it fit on the "truth spectrum." It was interesting little essays though, trying in all her feelings of Jewishness, not-Jewishness, social change, connection to genocide. She was doing in her book what I hope to do in my dance. Good job SL!

Some of these essays are pretty forgettable, but others really stand out - "Holocaust Girls/Lemon" and "Monica and Hannah" were both really good.

I think the way Wisenberg writes is just lovely and will definitely be looking for more of her work. Also, anyone who speaks to how I feel about Louis Sullivan's ornamentation at the old Carson Pirie Scott building is alright by me.