Book Reviews on nonfiction books. Similar to memoirs. Narratives are based on research and facts.
The Politzer Saga by Linda Ambrus Broenniman In this podcast interview Megan welcomes Linda Ambrus Broenniman to talk about her book, The Politzer Saga, available now. She talks about sorting through generations of family history for her book. Please rate, review, and subscribe so that you never miss an episode! Follow on social media… Continue reading Episode 68 – Linda Ambrus Broenniman: The Politzer Saga
To say that today's generation of children are growing up in a completely different world than a few decades ago is an understatement. The prevalence highly advanced technology, social media in particular, is among the key differences that previous generations never faced. Consequently, today's parents are dealing with new challenges as well. Luckily for us,… Continue reading Shame-Free Parenting by Craig A. Knippenberg
All her life up to the age of 27, Linda Ambrus Broenniman believed her family was Catholic. Then her relative accidently slipped on his family’s secret. The Ambrus’s were actually Jewish. Decades later, the author’s parents’ house burned and little was salvaged. What did make it out of the fire, however, was an old box containing notes, photos, journals, and other evidence of her family’s long-lost history. And so Linda took it upon herself to organize her resources, research her family, contact relatives, and even travel abroad to piece together the story of her ancestors. What she uncovered was an extensive list of admirable people and incredible stories. The Politzer Saga is a collective history of generations of the Ambrus family and the obstacles they overcame to survive.
