The visitor’s interaction with the storybook explores the story of Lazarus, a 5th- generation New Yorker, and her encounter with a changing city. The book traces Lazarus’s family’s roots to the 1700s showing her ancestors’ work with regard to religious freedom, Lazarus’s education and immersion in literature and languages, the changing city and the issues of immigration, inequality and antisemitism; her Jewish identity, and her activism. The pages and the layers of primary sources demonstrate issues in all their complexity and highlight how Lazarus responded to the debates of her time by writing and engaging in issues.