I am a fan of Markus Zusak since I read The Book Thief. And I really love his writing style! I would recommend this book to people who like a slow pace book, looking for character improvement and love to savour moments of the reading (like me!). But, if you are looking for book to make your blood pumping, causing adrenaline rush and fast paced, then you'll just be disappointed. Death still play a big role in this book tho.

"Leave these things to time; make this home happy, so that you may be fit for home of your own, if they offered you, and contented here if they are not. One thing remember, my girls; mother is always ready to be your confidant, father to be your friend; and both of us trust and hope that our daughters, whether married or single, will be the pride and comfort of our lives."

I could feel the sweetness of freedom after finishing this book as if I am the one who experienced it. Librarian of Auschwitz show a different side of Auschwitz; even in the middle of despair and misery, books bring hopes into people's heart. And Dita Adler was the one who had given the responsibility to preserve all those hopes. We all know about the largest library in the world, but this book will bring you the story of the smallest one✨