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Articles by Bonnie Suchman
WHAT REMAINS IS HOPE
Suchman’s historical novel, based on real-life stories of her spouse’s German relatives, tracks the harrowing history of four Jewish cousins in Germany as they struggle to survive the years before and during World War II. Readers first meet the four Heppenheimer cousins in Frankfurt in 1930, where they have gathered for their grandmother’s funeral.
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Beacon Audiobooks Releases “Stumbling Stones” By Author Bonnie Suchman - The Hollywood Digest
“Alice knew that Selma sometimes felt judged by their mother and didn’t always like it when Alice was praised and Selma was not. Alice glanced over at her sister, but Selma was smiling at Alice. In what Alice understood might be Selma’s last act of generosity towards her sister, Selma was going to let Alice bask in the glow of Emma’s pride toward her elder daughter.
Beacon Audiobooks Releases “Stumbling Stones” By Author Bonnie Suchman
"Alice knew that Selma sometimes felt judged by their mother and didn't always like it when Alice was praised and Selma was not. Alice glanced over at her sister, but Selma was smiling at Alice. In what Alice understood might be Selma's last act of generosity towards her sister, Selma was going to let Alice bask in the glow of Emma's pride toward her elder daughter.
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STUMBLING STONES
A somber and important novel highlighting the experiences of German Jewish women during the Holocaust. A missing piece of family history is memorialized in Suchman’s historical novel, a tribute to the lives lost during the Holocaust. The book opens with a nonfiction prologue: In 2018, the author and her husband, Bruce, missed their connecting flight through Frankfurt to Washington, D.C. With 12 hours to kill, they explored the city.
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