This was a book that everyone enjoyed ready, although to different degrees. The novel is three related stories and a good part of the discussion was the \\\"favorite\\\' story and why. The ultimate question the book strives to answer is \\\"What was truly lost among Jews in the World Wars?\\\"

I read 83 pages and couldn\'t get any further. I didn\'t like the writing style, which included the use of big words for no particular reason. The story did not catch my attention and keep it. I don\'t have a lot of time to read, but when a book is good is interesting and well written, I will continue to pick it up. This one sat on the table.