This is a harrowing story of human faith, love and loss. The book records Elie Wiesel's experiences as an adolescent in various concentration camps during the Second World War. As it unfolds we see the extent of human cruelty; our savagery in the face of biting hardship and certain extermination; and how love, even in the worst of situations, can give us strength beyond anything we knew possible. I don't have the words to describe what you will find. But I shall say this: This is one of the very best audible productions I've ever experienced. The narrator perfectly understand the story being told, and he brings it to life.

This is an unbelievable read. I couldn't put it down and on several occasions I cried. It will be a book that I will read over and over again for the rest of my life, simply to never forget this dark period in history and honor those that lost their lives and those whom survived.

Outstanding personal narrative of holocaust experience. It gripped my spirit and didn't let me go.

Thanks Roger Waters for recommending this book @ this pressing time in history. It took me quite some time for me to go ahead and read it. The Bonuses were just that. I really like how the author and his wife presented that the key is responsibility to not repeat this atrocity. We do owe it to the next generation and our fellow man to speak beyond fear. To overcome trauma and persevere to peace. To not be an ostrich with our heads under informed.

I truly believe this is one of the most powerful books ever written. you cannot read it and not feel emotional about the peril that was accounted for in this book

Outstanding but be ready for tears, anger, and helplessness. Every human being needs to read this book. This book puts one in the middle of the feelings of those subjected to inhuman terror.

Listened twice the 1st day of getting it. I did it while I a train ride.

This book is a testament to the resilience of the human soul and history we must not forget.

The person who read this did not read the entire book. They left out the first two parts.

This is without a doubt the most powerful book I have ever of listening to!