"Today we take the Oder through" is a unique book that places the lifeline of Silesia, the Oder River, at its center. The author, Elisabeth Franz, a native of Breslau and an experienced educator, uses the Oder as a starting point to illuminate the diverse facets of Silesian life. With easily understandable texts and appealing illustrations, the book is aimed at children of all ages, from preschoolers to teenagers and adults. It not only provides an opportunity for grandparents to share their memories but also promotes intergenerational exchange within families. This book is significant not only for Silesians and their descendants but also for anyone with a connection to the former German eastern territories. It is a valuable family book that connects generations and encourages reflection on home and identity.