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Audrey A, Reviewer
parents who lived through the Holocaust. He focuses his story on how their father's issues impacted their life, how the family lived under the shadow of the Holocaust. Kichka describes the loves for his father as well as his frustrations for the way his life is because of the circumstances of the times.
I enjoy the art. It has a more classic look with clean lines and I was intrigued as to how the family was impacted b what their father went through. But the section didn't flow into each other and the ending seemed abrupt with out a real conclusion.
I enjoyed the story and seeing how the author lived, but the organization of the story was a little off.
I enjoy the art. It has a more classic look with clean lines and I was intrigued as to how the family was impacted b what their father went through. But the section didn't flow into each other and the ending seemed abrupt with out a real conclusion.
I enjoyed the story and seeing how the author lived, but the organization of the story was a little off.
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