And Every Single One Was Someone
Whatever your opinion of And Every Single One Was Someone, one thing is certain: With all the books out about the Holocaust, there's never been a book like this. Out of the thousands of books written about the Shoah, yours is the first to mention my oma and opa, because they are two of the Jews mentioned in your book. I think of them often. Thank you for also remembering them. (Chernofsky quoted from a letter written to him in reaction to the NYTimes article about the book) Many people don't have someone specific to focus on. So here you pick a page and just highlight one Jew and let that be the one. --Libi Astaire, Mishpacha Magazine, March 19, 2014The book And Every Single One Was Someone is the most graphic way to communicate the enormity of the loss: It is understated, it is not gruesome, but it helps to convey the magnitude of the tragedy. --Abe Foxman, ADL (Anti-Defamation League)