Many of us have given more than a
passing thought to writing up our life’s experiences for our busy children, who
never had time to listen, or our grandchildren who may someday be interested.
But Luda Shuster has done more – she has labored for months to craft 7
connected tales of remembrance and illustrated them with pictures from the
family album. This slim volume captures
life’s wisdom in written snapshots to which we can all relate.
Here’s what an early reader, Evelyn Preston of Active Over 50 Magazine had to say:
“Luda Shuster’s packed portraits of her family is proof of poetic
prose; emotion, story, background and theme weave through clearly and cleanly
to leave the reader edified and satisfied, yet amazed that the big picture of a
life is so succinctly and charmingly packaged in her finely drawn memoir, I
Remember.”
This collection includes reflections on Luda’s Jewish parents,
legal professionals practicing in Stalinist Russia of the 50’s (My Naïve
Parents), reflections on important childhood relatives, the family and personal
impact of Chernobyl (Nature Girl) and my favorite selection dealing with the
impact of time on our family connections (The Saturday Visit).
Service for Profit’s
publication team assisted in this project, providing editing, page design, and
cover design services. I Remember by
Luda Shuster is available in paperback and
eBook formats on Amazon, Barnes
& Nobel and other book re-sellers.
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