In Stories of Hope, Heather Morris writes vividly about her childhood, her family, and her work at a major Melbourne health center, where she learned to practice listening to people to help them reframe the most distressing events in their lives. . In particular, one of these stories, namely the story of Lale Sokolov about his stay in Auschwitz, was subsequently used by Morris as the basis for the novel “The Tattooist from Auschwitz.”

This work is an inspiring guide to life for each of us. It highlights remarkable people, their incredible stories, and the lessons we can learn from them.