Fans of Zimler’s exceptional gift for multigenerational storytelling will find this work among his best.

From 1940 to 1942, several hundred European Jews landed on the shores of Sosúa, transforming the Dominican Republic town.

The murder of children horrifies and shocks us beyond measure. Whether it’s news of a single death or twenty, we react with visceral anguish, and

Deceptively simple, elegant prose wrings beauty out of the horrors of the Holocaust in one author’s autobiographical novel of her wartime experiences. Elie Wiesel has

Letting go of the possessions—not to mention the people—we love is never easy. The process is that much harder when those things are stolen. Sometimes