Using a false identity allowed Lana to survive the holocaust and the devastation found in the Warsaw Ghetto. Jania and Jozef Abramowicz literally save her life and kept her safe during World War II. She recalls the fear and sacrifices her adopted family and other faced in Poland. This memoir begins at the age of four and continues up to her immigration to Israel in the 1950s. While the book could benefit from additional editing, it is provides another perspective of the destruction genocide has on individuals, families, and those willing to risk safety to save others.

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