“Sentimental, tragic, real, and personally touching are the adjectives that best describe the sequel to "The Invisible Wall." This memoir chronicles Harry Bernstein's life upon arriving in Chicago to 1935 depression era living in New York City. You get a glimpse of history through this nonagenarian and feel as if you are living it with him while turning the pages. We are truly blessed by people like Harry Bernstein who bring this history alive. I really hope he lives long enough to write...”

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