The Girl from Human Street

The memoir delves into the poignant legacy of a Jewish family, tracing their journey from 19th-century Lithuania through various global displacements, including apartheid-era South Africa, England, the U.S., and Israel. Central to the narrative is the author's relationship with his mother, whose struggles with depression reflect the complexities of their shared heritage. This intimate account explores themes of belonging, identity, and memory, offering a sweeping and heartfelt chronicle of resilience and love across generations.