
So… I like WWII historical fiction, and the premise of a sister searching for her brother after the war seemed like an intriguing premise. But this one didn’t quite work for me in a lot of ways. The writing was beautiful, the reality of surviving the Holocaust was intense, and the historical accuracies were all pluses. But, I hate to say, I wasn’t a fan of the main character, Zofia. She is single-minded, abrupt, and rather self-centered in a way that was a little difficult to connect with. And while the message of this book seems to be finding hope after so much darkness, I found the ending to be… well… depressing.
So, not really my cup of tea, but if you like historical fiction and don’t mind sad endings, this could be for you!
⭐⭐⭐½

Thanks for reading!
Sounds like a good book, but also heavy too. I think I’d be interested in reading it, but not at this current time as I need more lighter books.
Cool selfie too. Your selfies fit the mood of the books/reviews well and you rock, my friend.
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Thanks Alex! I’m definitely looking for lighter books too! The world is wayyyy too heavy right now – I need some happy endings!
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I feel you. Like you, I need some lighter reads :). Hang in there. If you ever need to talk, feel free to reach out. Much love and support from me, friend.
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