Writer Candice Kreiger wrote that, "Anyone with a tie to London's East End is likely to enjoy Patricia Friedberg's latest novel."
"The book came about because of the people I have known," Pat told the Jewish Chronicle, which is distributed in England. "I have written for a long time and this story has always come back to me."
"My grandparents used to live in the East End and I used to go there. Any person who lived in that century - from the early 1900s to 2000 - went through so much," she told the publication. "They were very special people and the book is written with them in mind."
"The book came about because of the people I have known," Pat told the Jewish Chronicle, which is distributed in England. "I have written for a long time and this story has always come back to me."
"My grandparents used to live in the East End and I used to go there. Any person who lived in that century - from the early 1900s to 2000 - went through so much," she told the publication. "They were very special people and the book is written with them in mind."
Tune in to Radio Rabbi Live at 9 a.m. on WGUL am; Sunday, January 23rd, 2010, when Patricia Friedberg will discuss her novel "21 ALDGATE" with host Rabbi Barbara Aiello. The program will be podcast and streamed onto our blog.
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