The Stories They Tell: Artifacts from the National September 11 Memorial Museum Paperback – September 10, 2013

September 11, 2001 changed our lives forever. This book takes the reader into the lives of some whose world was destroyed by a brutally heinous act. A collector’s item, it is also a record of renewed hope, and moving forward in the face of horrific tragedy.

Great Book to own to learn more about the Events of September 11, 2001. Includes stories from eyewitnesses and artifacts of victims.

I regretted. It purchasing this book at the 9/11 memorial museum and was so glad to find it on amazon. This book is informative, has beautiful photos, and provides tons of detail about everything to do with 9/11. It's a series of essays on different topics (archeology, remembrance, etc) so you can read through, page by page, like a regular book, or you can flip through and read any random page you want. A lovely book overall.

Great souvenir after visiting 911 memorial. Cheaper than buying on site, question though, will proceeds from this sale still go to fund or direct to libe pockets of retailer

Interesting book about the memorial museum, but I was hoping for more of the personal stories. A few were included, like the Welles Crowther “Man in the red bandanna” account, but not many more. I will have to go visit the museum itself to see the rest. It is an oversized book with many photos however, and definitely worth a read.

Beautiful book. When visiting the museum it is a lot to take in at once. But this book allows you to see as much or as little as you can in one sitting, then come back.

I was bawling on many of the stories. I wish there were more stories about the victims. Their names, city, state, etc., would've been a nice tribute to them.

The 9/11 Memorial Museum is an amazing and sobering reminder of the darkest day of our lifetime. This book beautifully captures the artifacts and stories on display.

Memories of the museum.

Currently reading at the moment, the words and photographs alongside the essays are meaningful, special and commemorate the fallen on 9/11 perfectly.

A good read and a permanent reminder of the curse of that religion

Beautifully written, poignant book, I went to the museum and it's an account of what you see there. Definitely recommend to anyone.

9/11 will never be forgotten.