My Brother's Voice: How a Young Hungarian Boy Survived the Holocaust: A True Story Audiobook (Unabridged)

" This was the saddest book ever!! But it is a true story and I found it very breath taking, and courageous! "

" The author lives in Las Vegas and has spoken about his experiences at my daughter's high school. His story, while horrifying, is one of survival. A very good read. "

" brothers voice is a good book. it as a deep hope of surviving and seeing his family again after a Hungarian boy name pita and his brother Andrew went in the holocaust and pita seeing one by one his family dying with the scene of his aunt head getting cracked open and her baby getting smashed then Andrew dying of starvation . the only thing pita can do was do was listen and wait for him to be rescued "

" This is sooo good, but sooo sad. I was reading it in the airport and couldn't keep myself from crying. I love learning about History through an individual's life like this. Just reinforces that with enough love, determination, and will power, I can always get through. "

" My father was from the exact same location and I really enjoyed the book. The subject matter broke my heart, but I really enjoyed the book. "

" Such a sad story. Even sadder that it really happened. Every now and then you have to read something truly tragic to appreciate what you have. "

" Well written, gripping from the beginning. Couldn't put it down. Hard to believe people survived living under these conditions. "

" Excellent book! Certainly not the only tale of survival of Concetration Camps but this was well written and heartbreaking. "

" I really liked this book. It's always hard to read about the Holocaust and what people can do to fellow human beings. But we must never forget atrocities like this and so as hard it can be to read, we must to remember. He also currently lives in Las Vegas and visited my friend's school last year! "

" This book is definitely not for those with a weak stomach. It is very explicit and very sad. I cried A LOT. I would have given it four starts except for the fact that because of some of the content it would be difficult to recommend to everyone. It opened my eyes to a lot of truths about the past. "

" A good book from the point of view of a 13 year old during WWII in a work camp. The story is of course sad but has an interesting perspective. "

" Like other Holocaust stories, this isn't a happy story, but it was good to read. It was moving. I would recommend it. "

" I liked this book overall. Great survival story! There were times when I wondered how the author remembered so much detail to write the book later in life and I also thought some events were to incredible to be true. "

" Wow, it's hard to believe that people actually survived through the holocaust. Some people ask me why I read such depressing books....the fact is, these things really happened. I'm not reading them to be depressed. It's history. "

" I met the author here in Las Vegas, spent sometime speaking with him and others about his life, brother, and the Holocost "

" very good book...very different view point on the holocaust...very heart wrenching but kept me intrigued all the way through. "

" This is not just another book about the holocaust. This book truly gives a "voice" to this unimaginable event. The young boy is very human and yet endures things in a superhuman way. It inspires you to "never give up"! "

" This is one of the most powerful true stories I have ever read. Mr. Nasser went through unspeakable things, and yet he speaks them with truth and courage. His attitude about life has changed the way I see my own life. This 'voice' is amazing and not to be missed! "

" Although a moving recount of a Holocaust survivor's story, it wasn't that well written. Did enjoy the fact that much of the story followed the author after the war and told how he tried to "get back to life". "

" People can survive unbelievable things and still be a voice for good in the world. "

" I did a quick read through before starting to read it to my 7th grade English class. The author is coming to our school. I can't wait to hear a Holocaust survivor share his experiences. I still am perplexed how Mr. Nasser endured such atrocities and come out so positive. "

" The author, Stephen Nasser, lives here in Vegas. I've invited him to speak in my AVID classes the past two years. Even my kids who DO NOT read began reading his book and couldn't stop. Moving, incredible story. "

" Amazing! I met the author and couldn't hold back the tears. "