"This book is an incredibly moving tribute to the author's parents, both for all they lost but also for how they survived and thrived." -- Georgina Kleege, author of "More Than Meets the Eye: What Blindness Brings to the Art" and "Blind Rage: Letters to Helen Keller" "Leigh intertwines moments in her own life with her parents' Holocaust history--their moving story is a testament to the family's resilience, unwavering belief in helping others, and dedication to overcoming each challenge in life. I'm grateful for this memoir, which shares stories that are rarely documented among members of deaf and hard of hearing communities." -- Caroline M. Solomon, president of the National Technical Institute for the Deaf "In Hiding the Holocaust , Leigh combines her exacting skills as a researcher with the relatable writing of a memoirist. She deftly blends documented history with personal memories--from the painful to the funny and triumphant. The result is an honest story that will captivate and educate readers." -- Rhea Morgenstern, writer.