Exodus, Revisited: My Unorthodox Journey to Berlin

"Exodus, Revisited: My Unorthodox Journey to Berlin" is the definitive sequel to Deborah Feldman's first book "Unorthodox," which served as the basis for the award-winning Netflix series. In this updated edition, which contains over 50 percent new material, Feldman recounts her life after leaving a religious sect in Williamsburg. At the age of 23, she packed her few belongings and her young son and set out to start a new life, far from the isolation and pressure of her Hasidic roots. The narrative takes readers on an emotional journey that begins with the search for a new home as a single mother and evolves into a profound exploration of identity, memory, and generational trauma. Feldman not only examines the challenges of life in New York but also her travels across America and Europe to understand her family's history during the Holocaust. This expanded edition offers an even deeper insight into her quest for belonging and the true meaning of home.

• Comprehensive sequel to "Unorthodox" with over 50% new material
• Personal narrative about life after leaving a religious community
• Exploration of identity and belonging as a single mother
• Travels through America and Europe to process family history
• In-depth reflection on memory and generational trauma.