The Choice

A review of this book was compiled by:

Thomas Duthie

A summary of this book:

Edith is a survivor of the Holocaust, and the book is her memoir, chronicling her experiences throughout her long life, from her childhood with the "normal" dysfunction of a regular family to her time in Auschwitz and other camps, where she encountered Joseph Mengele. The power of her message lies in the idea that the inner workings of a person are the most critical aspect of determining the trajectory of their life.

What did you like about the book?

the incredible power of hope. The woman's courage to tackle her own inner blockages and contend for wholeness

The incredible power of hope lies in the woman's courage to confront her inner obstacles and strive for wholeness.

What did you not like about this book?

Nothing

Who would benefit most from reading this book?

anyone who knows of inner struggles to overcome broken and disfigured thinking

If someone reads this book, they should be aware of the following...

The awful things that humans do to each other - it's painful to comprehend

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About the book review author:

Thomas and Liesl Duthie have been married since 1989 and have 4 boys, David, Iain, Robbie and Craig. Thomas owns his own packaging manufacturing company.

Thomas and Liesl have been a part of Oxygen Life since 2006 and Thom has been on Eldership since 2018

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