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Book Clubs
Free Virtual Author Visit
Stories like this are meant to be discussed.
If your book club is reading Reich to Israel, I would be honored to join your conversation via Zoom to explore the story, its historical background, and the moral questions it raises.
I’m the proud grandson of Jews who escaped Nazi Germany, and Jewish identity is central to who I am. I feel both an obligation and a deep joy to live that tradition every day and carry it forward. I studied the Holocaust, Jewish History, Zionism, and the Arab-Israeli conflict at the University of Massachusetts and at Ben-Gurion University in Israel, and I care deeply about thoughtful, meaningful conversation — so we will never forget.
Why This Conversation Sparks Debate
The novel is told from the perspective of a perpetrator — a choice that can feel uncomfortable. That discomfort is intentional.
It invites readers to wrestle with questions such as:
•When does obedience become moral failure?
•What happens when someone who followed orders tries to change?
• Can a person truly atone?
• Is redemption possible — and where is the line?
This story is designed to spark honest reflection long after the final page.
Request an Author Visit
Email: avi@reichtoisrael.com
Please include:
• Your name
• Book club or organization
• Approximate group size
• Preferred timeframe
• Location / time zone
I look forward to speaking with your group.
A Ready-Made Discussion Guide
To preview the professionally designed Discussion Guide, simply click below. Created to fill a full 1–2 hour meeting, it saves book club leaders the time and effort of preparing their own materials. The guide features thoughtfully crafted questions to spark meaningful conversation and lively debate. It’s easy to print as a PDF or view on phones and tablets during the discussion.
You will be taken to a secure BookFunnel page to download the discussion guide.
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