We Are Going to Pick Potatoes'

Discover the poignant memoir, We Are Going to Pick Potatoes, by an insightful author who shares her unique journey of growing up Jewish in Norway during and after World War II. Published in 2010 by the University Press of America, this compelling narrative spans 236 pages, offering a deeply personal perspective on identity and survival. As a young child, the author and her family fled the Nazis to seek refuge in neutral Sweden, a harrowing experience that shaped her understanding of her dual identity as both Norwegian and Jewish. Through her evocative storytelling, she unlocks previously unopened doors of her past, inviting readers to reflect on themes of resilience and belonging. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in personal histories that illuminate the complexities of cultural identity during tumultuous times.