pickMy love for WWII books started with Anne Frank. Since then I bet I‘ve read hundreds. Now I look for those that focus on the uncommonly told stories like this one about Jews in Turkey and how the government of Turkey helped Jews escape from Nazi-occupied France. Kulin centers the story on two Muslim Turkish sisters and their families. Audio narration is awful.
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BarbaraTheBibliophage #booked2021 #authorsfirstnameABC @Cinfhen @4thhouseontheleft 4y
Come-read-with-me Sounds like a good read! Thanks for sharing! 4y
Cinfhen Story sounds fascinating and thanks for the narration heads-up ❣️ 4y
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BarbaraTheBibliophage @Come-read-with-me You‘re welcome. I hope you enjoy it (when you get to it)! 4y
BarbaraTheBibliophage @Cinfhen Yes, I feel like I learned a lot even though it was really just an average book (narration notwithstanding). 4y
Librarybelle I too like stories that you don‘t often see in the history books. Even with fiction books, it helps round out knowledge of that time period. 4y
Copwithabook I own this one of ebook- I‘ll have to bump it up on my TBR 4y
BarbaraTheBibliophage @Librarybelle Yes! The fictional characters make the history come alive. Is that too cliche? 4y
BarbaraTheBibliophage @Copwithabook Yes, I‘ve had it for ages too. I think it was free at Amazon on World Book Day a few years ago. 4y
Copwithabook Yep that is exactly when I got it 😊 4y
Librarybelle Definitely not too cliche! 4y
BarbaraTheBibliophage @Librarybelle 👊🏻♥️ 4y