This story provided by Abraham Levy (author) set around the Holocaust. This book is listed as a biography of that time and it is not the easiest read. It is very descriptive of the struggles of this man through persecution in a very dark time of our history. This book provides a very emotional roller coaster that will take you from sad, sickened, happy, and even elated. This incredible story had to have been terribly difficult to tell and share with us. I am usually not a big fan of biography stories because most of them are dry, boring, and drab. Which is not the case with this biography.
A short description of the story. This is about a young polish boy during the Holocaust times of our dark era. Where his blue eyes kept him from being prosecuted as a Jew. It tells of his trial and tribulations of dealing with his family being murdered. It also tells of what his travels were about as he was making his way back to Isreal. The title of the book comes in play when a young Jewish boy sabotaged the S.S. Commanders motorcycle while working in the motor pool. What this is was a fluke accident that the commander almost killed him for it. The young boy was cleaning the motorcycle and the carb was filled with water. The Commander took it out on a very cold day and froze up on him. Okay, enough with the story line of this book, I do not want to write a spoiler.
If biography and/or history is one of you main genre of reading, I do suggest this book then. This book is available in e-book and paperback both. I would like to thank EbookPro and affiliates for providing me this book to read and leave my opinion.
Can be found at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00SHWQ3K4/ref=oh_aui_d_detailpage_o01_?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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