selected poems by a Jewish-American poet who emigrated to the US to avoid "pogroms" initiated by the Russian government. This book is published posthumously by her family. The author's daughter edited this book and it was illustrated by the author's granddaughter.
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Fania Kruger's extraordinary responsiveness, sensitivity and subtle knowledge of the world found its way into the poetry she wrote... -- Sidney Monas, Professor of History, University of Texas
What we hear in these poems ... are not hopelessness or despair but compassion, warmth, a vibrant sense of life... -- Alan Friedman, Professor of English, University of Texas
What we hear in these poems ... are not hopelessness or despair but compassion, warmth, a vibrant sense of life... -- Alan Friedman, Professor of English, University of Texas
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