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Around 1999, a reluctant Hannah travels to New Rochelle from the Bronx with her brother and parents to her grandparents house to celebrate the traditional Jewish holiday of Passover.

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During the Passover meal, Hannah is selected to do the symbolic opening of the door for the prophet Elijah. When she does, she is transported back in time to 1942 in a Polish village.

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As Hannah is having to accept her new "reality," the family she was now with and the rest of the village traveled to the next village by foot and carriage for a wedding. When they arrive, there are Nazi soldiers posted outside the shtetl.

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Hannah, along with all the Jewish people from the two villages, are taken and eventually trapped inside the trains. People and children died along the journey. Because Hannah knew what was happening, she suffered knowing the horrors that lay ahead for the people she was growing to love.

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Hannah and her new family and friends arrived at the concentration camp. For months Hannah endures and witnesses the terrible events that occurred at the concentration camps. She bonded with the women prisoners while trying to survive every "choosing."

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After enduring the suffering and losing a number of friends to the gas chamber, Hannah makes the ultimate sacrifice. She chooses to give another chance at life for her dear friend, Rivka. Hannah trades places with her, so Rivka could live another day.

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Like Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz, Hannah wakes after sacrificing her own life to her family in present day in New Rochelle. She still holds all the memories from the camp, but learns something very special about her favorite aunt Eva.