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Days of Atonement: A Novel
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Days of Atonement: A Novel

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‘Ellen Boneparth takes us on a journey through memory and a maze of relationships. The energy of her prose draws us in, and we delight as she unearths long suppressed truths about WWII and the Jews of Greece. -Diane Bell, Professor of Anthropology, George Washington University and author of Evil: A Novel 'Ellen Boneparth’s story of the Jews of Greece is a gift to be grateful for. Beka’s spiritual quest will appeal to readers searching for meaning in a multivalent world. -Carol P. Christ, author of She Who Changes and Rebirth of the Goddess Days of Atonement tells the story of a contemporary Jewish woman’s search for her roots against the historical backdrop of the Greek Holocaust. While searching for her family’s roots, Beka Freeman unearths never-revealed stories of struggles for human survival during the terrors of the Nazi occupation of Greece. Days of Atonement weaves together the riveting history of the Greek Holocaust with Beka’s search for her own Jewish identity and spiritual path. On her journey, Beka, an American sociologist, single mother, and daughter of a feisty widowed mother, not only discovers the secrets of members of the Solomonides family stretching from Athens to Israel to Hollywood, but also finds love with a Greek man who compels her to re-define herself.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
iUniverse.com
Country
United States
Date
22 December 2005
Pages
264
ISBN
9780595370764

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

‘Ellen Boneparth takes us on a journey through memory and a maze of relationships. The energy of her prose draws us in, and we delight as she unearths long suppressed truths about WWII and the Jews of Greece. -Diane Bell, Professor of Anthropology, George Washington University and author of Evil: A Novel 'Ellen Boneparth’s story of the Jews of Greece is a gift to be grateful for. Beka’s spiritual quest will appeal to readers searching for meaning in a multivalent world. -Carol P. Christ, author of She Who Changes and Rebirth of the Goddess Days of Atonement tells the story of a contemporary Jewish woman’s search for her roots against the historical backdrop of the Greek Holocaust. While searching for her family’s roots, Beka Freeman unearths never-revealed stories of struggles for human survival during the terrors of the Nazi occupation of Greece. Days of Atonement weaves together the riveting history of the Greek Holocaust with Beka’s search for her own Jewish identity and spiritual path. On her journey, Beka, an American sociologist, single mother, and daughter of a feisty widowed mother, not only discovers the secrets of members of the Solomonides family stretching from Athens to Israel to Hollywood, but also finds love with a Greek man who compels her to re-define herself.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
iUniverse.com
Country
United States
Date
22 December 2005
Pages
264
ISBN
9780595370764