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Why read this book? It's not to learn about a unique life. Not to know what it is like to be an immigrant in Canada. Not what it is like to live with a heart disease and survive. Not to learn about the consequences of traumatic brain injury. Not to learn what life behind the Iron Curtain was like, or democracy should be. Not to learn survival skills or perseverance, or what to do when you find yourself helpless in the world you live in. Not how to believe in yourself and why, or how to succeed in difficult circumstances. Not to hopefully understand your grandparents better. How to become a better person? You should not read this for better understanding the world we live in. Not even to become keenly aware of your own vulnerable humanity, as you feel connected to another being. No. It's for all of the above. Best to read it when you feel alone. You will.

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"Member of the Hungarian-Canadian Writers' Association. Writer, poet, translator, essayist, playwright; ""an Ambassador of Hungarian Culture in Canada."" Lived trough WWII, the Communist dictatorship and participated in the Hungarian revolution of 1956 as a 20-year-old. Immigrated to Canada from Hungary in 1957. Worked at entry level jobs across the country then on the CPR before embarking on a teaching career. Taught in the public school system in Kamloops from 1969 to 1996, before acquiring a BA in English Literature and embarking on a writing career. Published both in English and Hungarian."

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