The Sweetest Dream

Marvelous for its history and insight . a thoughtful delightful window on the 30's. Whether in old New York City rallies in Union Square cafeterias or in Spain and Mexico . Miriam struggles to reconcile her life and politics.</br>-Lynne Stewart <i>Lawyer Civil Rights Activist Teacher</i></p>Lillian Pollak is a wonderful story-teller . the best way to learn a history of dance in New York City . The device of Trotsky's life paralleling our heroines' is a beautiful trick. Read the book. They don't have lives like these anymore!</br>-Malachy McCourt <i>author A Monk Swimming actor</i></p>The book is well written; the two girls come to life . as does Miriam's mother .</br>-Annette Rubinstein <i>Shakespearian scholar teacher activist