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Returning: A Search for Home Across Three Centuries

Panoramic ... Sprawling, ruminative ... Fuses familiar tropes about Southern racial guilt and German Jewish snobbery toward the Ostjuden—Eastern European Jews ... Genuinely moving.
Writ­ten with the keen eye of a jour­nal­ist, the per­spec­tive of a his­to­ri­an, and the love of a grand­child, Lemann charts the course of five of his family’s gen­er­a­tions in America ... For any­one who wants an inti­mate sto­ry with uni­ver­sal themes that will chal­lenge and inspire us, and make us think about our own fam­i­lies’ stories.
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A family portrait in a unique milieu — Faulkner and Robert Penn Warren meets Irving Howe’s World of Our Fathers ... A compelling read, all the more so for how its personal investigation brushes up against American history.
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