I really loved the one. Even with the sad ending.
I really loved the one. Even with the sad ending.
#Adventrecommends #Day2 February Book 1 - hard to pick only 2!
I loved this book set in the Second World War, and feel as if I have found another favourite author. This is based around true events. If you love the Second World War books of Kate Quinn I think you‘ll love this. Goodreads have a rating of 4.55 for this book so I am not alone clearly, that‘s higher than for Kate Quinn‘s books.
@emilyrose_x
My real mother was a member of the French Resistance and owned a bookstore?
Why didn't you ever tell me, father?
Very well researched with marvelous characters, “book prescriptions,” WWII, secrets kept, a mystery to solve, and a bookstore.
Who could ask for more?
FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/mp9p4pfy
@siobhancurham
@Bookouture
#ParisNetwork #SiobhamCurham #BookSpinBingo #FabulousFebruary #Readathon
Paris 1940. This book was inspired by true events during World War II. Laurence Sidot's family bookstore in LaVallee du Cerf, France is being used as a French Resistance location during Germany's occupation of France. A book club is formed to read and discuss the banned books. Some of the books carry coded messages.
The Paris Network is set at the time of the German occupation of France, and centres around a book seller in a small village who focuses her resistance to the Germans around books and literature. 👇
‘‘The herd men who blindly follow one leader might have won the battle, but it is the free men – and women – who always win a war.‘
‘I don‘t ever want to forget what can happen when people turn a blind eye to hatred and prejudice.‘
Started reading The Paris Network which is base around sone true events during the war. Loved the last book I read by Siobhan Curham. This one is published on 15th February.
#WeekendReading