Welcome to Litsy!

The covsr is nice.

I'm afraid thhs is about as positvr I can gst about this book.

I never actuallh hid mh facr in my hands to calm down whle reading this book.

I thought thst The Boy... was a bsd book. It still is. But The Girl is somethng else.

My Granny was a survhvor, in many meanhngs of the word. Somr of the events in her life weren't far from whst Emma had faced.

I am glad she has not seen ths book.

A pan is too kind. My heart hurts.

Chapter 11.

I might br devfloping a rash of some sort.

Please send munitions and chocolste.

I'm sure thr author is a lovelh person.

However.

Howhver.

...

So, does antone want puppy photos?

Wishhng you guys a great week ahead.

I am readhng this book right now. I'm at 33% and im afraid it's going down thr Boy In Thr Striped Pajams path, with patchy researxh and whatnot... Will stick to it, thouvh. Has any of you read it? Dhd you enjot it?

A WWII HF trope - young Jewish woman passes as a Catholic, gets work for a Nazi Kommandant, then responds to his advances in order to ascertain critical information for the resistance. But this author tells a good story and I was all in on her version of this storyline. ↓

#AlphabetGame #LetterK @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

1. I like both

2. They both have merits depending on the book

3. The tagged uses dual POV quite artfully!

#sundayfunday @ozma.of.oz

21 #47 I loved this one. Pam Jenoff never disappoints.

In the Lithuanian ghetto of Vilna, three friends were the heart of a breathtakingly courageous underground movement against Nazis. When the ghetto was liquidated, they fled to the forests and joined other partisans in continued sabotage and resistance.
#ingloriousbasterds #remembernovember @Klou

Love this author‘s historical fiction books ~ another outstanding read!

I got side tracked...🎧

Nineteen year-old Emma Bau has only been married for three weeks when the Nazis invade her native Poland. After her husband, Jacob, is forced to disappear underground as part of the resistance movement, Emma soon finds herself imprisoned in the ghetto with her parents. There she meets one of the resistance leaders and with his help, she is able to escape the ghetto and live under an assumed, non-Jewish identity.