Cheryl ReibelGrowing up, the stories I heard around the dining room table and in the park felt like family, shaping my understanding of resilience. Collaborating with artist McLean Fletcher, I created a poetry collection of 37 pieces that echo the innocence and srength of children who survived the Nazis' attempts to extinguish their hope. Each poem invites readers to reflect and express their thoughts, serving as a vital reminder of our past as we risk forgetting these narratives. Resilience has reached schools, museums, and organizations globally, emphasizing the importance of remembering Holocaust survivors while we still can. As we lose these voices, let's choose to learn from history and foster a world of tolerance and kindness, ensuring that such tragedies are never repeated. Read More Read Less