Once We Were Home

In "Once We Were Home," Jennifer Rosner weaves a poignant narrative based on the true stories of children stolen after World War II. Following the lives of Ana and her brother Oskar, who are separated from their Jewish roots, and Roger, raised in a monastery, the novel explores their journeys of survival and identity. As they grapple with trauma and loss over two decades, their paths converge in Israel, prompting profound questions about belonging and the consequences of good intentions. This beautifully evocative tale sheds light on a little-known chapter of history, inviting listeners to reflect on what it truly means to find home.