What Really Matters: My Life in Stories

What Really Matters: My Life in Stories, captures a time that threatens to be forgotten, a time when families led less complicated lives and bonds were reinforced by simple daily life. Beginning with the story of her immigrant grandparents, Irene Ostroff reveals the strength of family love and security, despite separation, war, illness and hardship. Rather than a chronology of events, she shares intimate details through tales of laughter and sadness. Today at 90 years young, she reveals her own personal philosophy that combines "Humanistic Judaism" and pluralism, with lessons and wisdom for us all.