Little Paulette is forced to confront the cruel reality of the Holocaust but holds on to her thirst for life even in the darkest hours. An authentic and moving life story that puts a spotlight on the human need and right to belong. Free on Kindle.

Reality surpasses all imagination. Against the backdrop of the Holocaust, unusual heroes sweep the reader into a whirlwind of breathtaking adventures. A heartrending childhood: disturbed parents who disappear overnight and life in a tough orphanage. Free on Kindle.

WW2 brought disasters upon the young Krystyna Carmi. Her parents’ & sisters’ death, hiding, hunger & thirst. This is her amazing survival story. The book contains over 100 pictures that were sent to her family abroad before the war. Free on Kindle.

Stronger Core is a powerful personal journey of one woman’s gritty determination to handle life’s challenges with grace in the face of great adversity.

Da’Veta grew up on the southside of Chicago. Forced into adulthood too soon after the unimaginable happened to her, she was determined not to spend the rest of her life as a victim. Through the ups and downs of romantic entanglements, fair weather friends, and holding down several jobs while raising two children as a single mother, Da’Veta often wondered if she would ever find her happily-ever-after. Although life’s obstacles tried to weaken her, she never doubted that she had a stronger core.

Inspirational, honest, and often humorous, Stronger Core is a candid look at childhood trauma, broken friendships, toxic relationships, and learning how to let go and move on from the people that hurt us the most. Free on Kindle.

Alice was beside herself when her first war loomed in Israel. A baby in Poland, her mother gave her away to save her from the Nazi death camps. Was this war now happening so that Alice could feel what her mother did when she gave her child away? Free on Kindle.

At age 7, the author is saved from the Nazis on the Kindertransport. He never sees his mother again. Read the amazing story of his wanderings in England, America, and finally “home” to Israel, where he served in the navy and established his family. Free on Kindle.

Itzchak Belfer was raised in Janusz Korczak’s unique, renowned orphanage. He fled from the Nazis and then finally arrived in Israel, via a Cypress detention camp, to build a new life. His art and this book commemorate his murdered family and Korczak. Free on Kindle.

Remarkable Thea Woolf is inspiring, strong, and wise – an incredible role model, called “Sister Theresa of the Middle East.” A strong anti-war protest, the book’s depiction of warm cooperation between Jews and Egyptians offers hope for the future. Free on Kindle.

The author was diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer at the age of 50 and was given up to two years to live. He developed “The Way of the Cat”, a successful anti-cancer strategy: like a cat fighting a snake, repeatedly hitting it over the head. Free on Kindle.

Ruth Uzrad is a Jewish teenager under the Nazi regime. She escapes to Belgium and then joins the Jewish underground in France to help rescue Jews in danger. Pursued by the German police, she crosses the border into Spain and eventually reaches Israel. Free on Kindle.

Alice was beside herself when her first war loomed in Israel. A baby in Poland, her mother gave her away to save her from the Nazi death camps. Was this war now happening so that Alice could feel what her mother did when she gave her child away? Free on Kindle.

Laura’s world spins as pediatricians throw words at her like heart failure, seizures, and g-tube feeds…when all she wants is to hold her baby tightly and be the mom she’d always dreamed of being. Join Laura on her emotional journey as she strives to rise to the unexpected challenge of motherhood to two special needs daughters. $0.99 on Kindle.