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

I read this book today, front to back. I couldn’t put it down. As much as it was heart wrenching, it was also very beautiful.. it captured perfectly the very worst and best of mankind. And most importantly, it serves as a powerful reminder of a history we cannot allow to repeat… especially during these times, when it seems people are blind to the communist ideologies that are slowly creeping towards our freedom. This book is a staunch reminder of the dangers of denial or complacency.

Stephen Nasser has accomplished something few writers can; he has brought the unbelievable emotions of the holocaust to our very lives nearly 60 years after the end of World War II. He writes as an adult but his memories are from his young teen years. His thoughts are nearly 60 years old through his eyes as a child.He has endured a horrible ordeal to become a wonderful man, a man I now call "Friend". I teach him art and he teaches me about life!No person should ever again be faced with these horrors. NEVER AGAIN!

I think this book should be required reading for all middle school aged children !! This is an amazing story of Love, Courage, and Ambition. Many lessons can be learned here. I am amazed at what young Pista was able to endure, and overcome. This is not your typical Concentration Camp Story, but a true life conquest. A tale of love and overcoming unbelievable odds. This story picks up where "Diary of Anne Frank" leaves us off. I would love to one day meet the Author, Stephen Nasser. He must truly be an amazing and wonderful human being. Thank you for sharing your incredible lifes journey with the world!

Mr Nasser's memoirs of his harrowing experience in the Nazi death camps is a tribute to the courage and strength of a child under unspeakable conditions. His survival and ability to live a happy, productive life is truly amazing. An excellent book - well written!