Allreaders.com

Ruth Minsky Sender Message Board


Ruth Minsky Sender posts on 3/12/2009 11:05:17 AM Dear Ashley e-mail your lrtter to rsender @opyonline.net best wishes riva
Ashley posts on 3/12/2009 10:07:48 AM Please post your address as soon as possible
Barid Temple posts on 3/12/2009 12:34:30 AM Dear ruth Your story was amazingly written,where you wrote"ih there is life there is hope." It really showed me that you know the value of life,and i respect that. I loved your book, it inspired me to stand up and not let others get reasonlessly beat on. When I heard that this was part of your life story i was shocked that someone could have as much bravery and courage as you did. I cant imagine how it would have been like. thats the most impressive story ive ever heard. I cant really relate to your experiences, but i am a teenager and i see discrimination everywhere i go. Adults will usually take one glance over at me and already assume that im up to no good. what ive learned from this is that even though others might think i am bad or insignificant that i can look in the mirror and say, i am proud to be who I am



Ashley posts on 3/11/2009 10:35:56 AM Ruth, For a class project, we are supposed to send a letter to the author of the book we are reading. I would really like your address, so I can send it to you!
Michael Li posts on 3/10/2009 7:22:14 PM Dear Mrs. Sender, our class has finished reading your book The Cage. I found it very deep and heartwarming, how you never gave up or gave in. When I was reading the book, I was amazed by how you went through all those troubles and hardships, and you still found the strength to keep on going. I can only imagine how hard it must have been for you. During one of your interviews, I read that you had found a cousin you never knew about. I was surprised that he still managed to find relatives like you even though he knew nothing about his past. It must have been so hard for you and everybody else, everyday fighting for life and not knowing what tomorrow would bring. One question I have is when things seemed so bad it couldn't get any worse, what did you do to keep your head up high and hope? Thank you for taking your time to read this, we will never how hard it was back then to be living in the ghetto, but your incredible story will live on forever.
Rae-Ann Williamson posts on 3/10/2009 11:11:32 AM Dear Ruth. I was very impressed and touched by your novel "The Cage". I loved how you showed so much compassion for others in this hard dark time. It must have taken some courage to write about the Holocaust seeing as it is such a difficult thing to talk about, never the less endure. When I read the story of your life, I was truly touched. Thoughts ran through my mind about how actual human beans can do this to one another. Without the lables, we are all the same underneath. Also, the interview you did for www.iearn.org. That was also very touching. I loved how you talked about when you got sick, but you kept your mothers words in you heart and mind and repeated them and made it through. It was very touching, and something all of us should remember going through hard times. I have one question for you. If you had to go back to that time, would there be one thing you would try to do to help? Sincerely, Rae-Ann Williamson. P.s. Please e-mail me back.
a.j. posts on 3/3/2009 2:16:04 PM hey sorry have not been on in awhile been busy need pictures of you and your family for my book project thank you
Ruth Minsky Sender posts on 2/28/2009 5:24:04 PM Dear Melissa. It is 55082. With best wishes Riva
Melissa posts on 2/26/2009 7:00:57 PM Hi Mrs Sender What was your number? You mentioned it wednesday, but I forgot, and need it for my article. Melissa
Ruth Minsky Sender posts on 2/24/2009 4:27:45 PM Hi A.J. PLEAS SEND ME YOUR E-MAIL RIVA
Click Here for Messages:    1 - 10   11 - 20   21 - 30   31 - 40   41 - 50   51 - 60   61 - 70   71 - 80   81 - 90   91 - 100   101 - 110   111 - 120   121 - 130   131 - 140   141 - 150   151 - 160   161 - 170   171 - 180   181 - 190   191 - 200  
Click here to post a message to this forum




Note: the views expressed here are only those of the posters.
2 Ways to Search!
Or



Our Chief Librarian