Stories of Hope

In the book "Stories of Hope," Heather Morris vividly and eloquently recounts her childhood, family, and her work at a large medical center in Melbourne, where she learned to apply the skill of truly listening to people in order to help them reframe the most burdensome events in life. In particular, one of these stories, namely Lale Sokolov's account of his time in Auschwitz, later became the basis for Morris's novel "The Tattooist of Auschwitz." This work is an inspiring guide to life for each of us. It tells the stories of remarkable people, their incredible experiences, and the lessons we can learn from them.