They came to America as teenagers after surviving the Nazi holocaust, imbued with a fresh spirit and ready to make the best of everything their new country had to offer. This uplifting memoir is packed with humor as well as pathos. Beautifully illustrated with photographs dated before the Second World War through to modern day, it was written with schools, libraries and children in mind, inspired by the numerous live talks the Kanes give to schools and institutions every year. How to Survive Anything celebrates education, hard work, faith and family. In 2006, Rabbi Kane was honored with an honorary doctorate degree from the Jewish Theological Seminary, as well as the prestigious Yuval Award in 2010, from the Cantors Assembly, New York. "Much more than a memoir, How to Survive Anything offers a refreshingly positive philosophy of life, filled with the wisdom, devotion and gratitude that come from a lifetime of labor, adventure and love. Brimming with photographs and printed in an attractive coffee-table format, the book delights on many levels." - Cantor Jonathan L. Friedmann, Book Reviewer, The Daily Rabbi~  Hardcover, 156 pages, isbn 9781450791335