The Diary of Anne Frank, one of our most enduring inspirational books, was written by a young girl who suffered the hell of Auschwitz yet wrote "In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart...". Otto Frank, her father and the only family survivor, motivated people all over the world to carry on Anne's message of love and hope in their own lives. Cara Weiss Wilson wrote this book from her deeply meaningful correspondence with Otto and the inspiration it gave her. He became her mentor, her wise 'grandfather', as he was for so many others. Cara's twenty-year correspondence with Otto culminated in a memorable meeting shortly before his death. Her remarkable book will help others renew their faith in the nature of forgiveness and the spirit of optimism.