If you’re seeking a book that captivates, educates, and inspires, We Were the Lucky Ones by Georgia Hunter is a must-read. Based on the true story of her Jewish family’s survival during World War II, this novel takes readers on an emotional journey through the trials and triumphs of the Kurc family as they face unthinkable challenges. From the first page to the last, Hunter’s vivid storytelling grips your heart, immersing you in one of history’s darkest times while highlighting the resilience of the human spirit.

The Phoenix Holocaust Association, in partnership with Center for Jewish Philanthropy of Greater Phoenix, invites you to dive deeper into this incredible story by attending our We Were the Lucky Ones event on January 23, 2025, where Georgia Hunter herself will discuss the book and share the real-life stories that inspired it. This is an incredible opportunity to not only engage with the author but also to reflect on the enduring lessons from this remarkable family’s survival.

Only a Few Weeks Left to Purchase a Signed Copy!

Don’t miss your chance to own a signed copy of We Were the Lucky Ones! These limited editions make a perfect keepsake or gift, and purchasing one directly supports the event. You can reserve your copy at the link below, but act fast—there are only a few weeks left to order. You can also opt for VIP tickets that include reserved seating and a VIP reception following the program with Georgia Hunter and Busy Philipps, so if you want the full experience, now’s the time to secure your spot!

Get your signed copy and tickets here.

Join a Book Group for a Deeper Reading Experience

Consider starting or joining a book group to read and discuss We Were the Lucky Ones before the event in January. Reading with others will enrich your understanding of the novel’s themes and give you the chance to reflect on the powerful messages of survival, hope, and family. Book groups can provide the perfect opportunity to come together as a community, fostering meaningful discussions that will enhance your experience at the event.

Let’s come together to honor stories of survival, remember the past, and commit to building a compassionate future. Don’t wait—grab your copy, gather your group, and we’ll see you in January for this unforgettable event!

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