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The Children of Zagreb (by Lelita Baldock)

I love reading historical fiction books, and especially if they are set during the WWII time period. When there is a dual timeline, I'm definitely hooked. Once again, I'm in all of the efforts, so many individuals were willing to make to help the people mistreated by Hitler's army of evil. I was not familiar with the Croatian fight for freedom and the devastation that has played the country … families, and the community … for years. The impact on the lives of the children is heart wrenching. Based on a real individual by the name of Diana Budisavljević, her dedication to save the lives of thousands of children is nothing short of awe-inspiring. A story that will make your heart ache, but one that needs to be shared in the hope that history never repeats itself.


Thank you to NetGalley and Storm Publishing for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.


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