The Choice: Embrace the Possible

Internationally renowned psychologist Edith Eva Eger shares her unforgettable memoir of surviving the Holocaust in this poignant and inspirational book. In The Choice, she integrates her story with World War II history and psychological analysis to show how everyone can choose freedom and halt cycles of suffering.

A New York Times Bestseller “I’ll be forever changed by Dr. Eger’s story…”

The Choice – SuperSummary

If you’ve ever made a decision that you weren’t completely happy with, you know how challenging it can be. Whether you’re facing a decision about which cheese to buy at the grocery store or deciding what job to take, you want to be sure that your choices are wise ones.

There are plenty of choices in life that will be difficult to make, and it’s important to consider the consequences before making them. For example, when deciding whether to go for an ice cream cone or a slice of pizza, you want to make sure that you’re choosing the best option for your health and well-being.

The Choice: Embrace the Possible – Movie Summary

It’s hard to say if Ross Katz’s adaptation of Nicholas Sparks’ 2007 novel The Choice is a better film than last year’s bland and uninspired Longest Ride, but it certainly isn’t the worst of his oeuvre. It’s still loaded with cloying incredulity and misguided tropes, but it doesn’t have the same schmaltzy gimmickry as most of his other films.