Scraps of Heaven Free Audiobook Download by Arnold Zable

Scraps of Heaven is a short memoir of Arnold Zable's life. As a child, Zable lived in a concentration camp during World War II and later the Holocaust. After surviving that, he moves to the US where he works for many years before becoming a professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Scraps of Heaven is a collection of short stories about the end of the world, written by Arnold Zable. Zable wrote these tales in New York City during the early and mid-1950s, when he was both an aspiring novelist and an advertising copywriter. This book is often considered as one of his best works.

< I picked up this book thinking it would be an easy read. I was completely wrong. The story is full of twists and turns, while the characters' personalities are complex and interesting.

Scraps of Heaven is a story centered around a Jewish man who lost his entire family during the Holocaust. He was sent to Auschwitz, where he survived as best he could. The book is told in the first-person point of view and it follows the character, Leo, through his experiences at Auschwitz. This audiobook is one that you will not want to miss out on!

Arnold Zable, who was born in 1901, wrote some of the most magical and enchanting books for children. His books are not just read but experienced by anyone. They are loved, cherished and can be found in many different languages. His stories often invite the reader to think, reflect, wonder and dream.

"A protagonist in the story is an American school-teacher in wartime Italy who becomes involved with a British intelligence officer. They are both drawn to the same beautiful young woman, who is also a spy. The protagonist and his companion work together to try to protect her from a ruthless Gestapo officer while they fall in love."