The nar­ra­tive, in prose and poems, speaks in two voic­es, that of the young girl who watched her fam­i­ly be torn apart and mur­dered, and the oth­er in the voice of an adult sur­vivor attempt­ing to have a con­ver­sa­tion with God, ask­ing where He had been and whether He noticed what was hap­pen­ing dur­ing the Nazi inva­sion, as the world was re-defined and ter­ror ruled. Say the Name is an elec­tri­fy­ing book, told from a per­spec­tive that we do not ordi­nar­i­ly encounter when read­ing about and try­ing to under­stand the fears and feel­ings of those who sur­vived the Holocaust.