Sobibor

Explore the haunting narrative of "Sobibor," crafted by the talented Jean Molla and published by Aurora Metro Publications in 2005. This compelling paperback spans 176 pages, intertwining two poignant stories that delve into the themes of eating disorders and the unsettling truths of family history.

At the heart of the tale is an anorexic teenage girl on a quest for answers about her past. As she navigates her struggles, readers are also immersed in the secret lives of her grandparents, who were involved in the Nazi extermination program at the Sobibor concentration camp in Poland. Molla's adept storytelling invites both teenagers and adults to confront difficult issues of identity, trauma, and the haunting shadows of history. "Sobibor" is a thought-provoking read that challenges perceptions and ignites conversations on family legacies and personal battles. Don't miss out on this impactful work of drama and fiction.