Becoming My Mother's Daughter [Bonnie's review]

Becoming My Mother's Daughter has Bonnie thinking of her own matrilineal experiences:

This is a moving and touching memoir of three generations of Jewish women originally from Budapest, Hungary. The main focus of the book is on the ties between mothers and daughters and how they survive, grow and change during times of trauma and stress. Erica, the narrator of the book (the author) tells most of her story from the viewpoint of herself as a young child during the Nazi Invasion of Hungary. She writes of events that shape and form relationships and experiences of her grandmother, mother and sisters.

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More information

• Wilfrid Laurier University Press | Chapters.ca  | Amazon.com
• ISBN-10: 1554580307 
• ISBN-13: 978-1554580309