Magda Herzberger Livres

The narrative centers on a young Jewish woman's harrowing experiences in three Nazi concentration camps: Auschwitz, Bremen, and Bergen Belsen. At just 18, she faced daily threats to her life while witnessing the tragic deaths of fellow prisoners. The autobiography provides a glimpse into her childhood in Romania, the impact of World War II on her family, and the profound grief of losing loved ones, including her father. Ultimately, it explores her journey toward healing and reunion with her mother, enriched by her poetry that reflects her emotional struggles and resilience.

Devotional poetry is the focus of this collection, which is dedicated to readers who sought deeper spiritual insights following the author's previous work, "Survival." Herzberger shares her personal prayers, aiming to inspire and uplift through her expressions of faith. The book serves as a heartfelt invitation for readers to connect with their spirituality.

Set in the enchanting Land of Imagination and Fantasy, this fairy tale features the Muse, the Spirit of Creativity, who guides children on a miraculous adventure filled with stories and poetry. Designed for interactive reading, it allows children to play different roles, enhancing engagement. As the third installment of Magda Herzberger's Holocaust Trilogy, following "Survival" and "The Waltz of the Shadows," it combines elements of creativity and imagination with deeper themes reflective of the trilogy's context.