The Invisible Woman | 
pickI‘m hosting the senior center book club tomorrow for work and one of the genres they suggested was ‘Women Spies.‘ I chose to read The Invisible Woman because the author and subject are both local to me. Virginia Hall was recruited by England to be a wireless operator after a hunting accident that caused her to lose her leg just under her knee. Learning about her war accomplishments is pretty amazing and I‘m glad Robuck chose to tell her story.
pickThis had a slow start but then really took off. Virginia Hall is an American who works with the OSS and SOE as a spy and wireless operator in France during WWII. Considered the most dangerous spy at the time, she was in charge of extensive networks of resistance fighters. Loved that this is based on real people and events. Also my #doublespin for August
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What I received for The Book Drop‘s February “Books for Tea” mailing! I have felt a little burnt out on WWII books, but this one - based on the true story of an Allied spy named Virginia Hall - looks really intriguing! #thebookdrop #bookmail #booksubscription
“Based on the remarkable true story of an American woman who defied the odds to become the most dangerous Allied spy in France during World War II.”
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THE INVISIBLE WOMAN by Erika Robuck
A gripping book that will keep you turning the pages.
5/5 stars.
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I'm actually giving up on September. I'm about halfway through my last 2 books but they're both 500+ pages and I like them too much to skim. So this is my final. 8 bingos. That's fine. On to October!
😊=good
🌟=really good
❤=excellent
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pickThis was so good. And it's based on real people fighting for the liberation of France during WWII. I think the author did a great job.
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#ARC from #Berkley via #Netgalley
Pub date is 2/9/2021
