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The Girl with the List (by Shari J. Ryan)

5 days ago
1 min read

I typically enjoy reading historical fiction books that are set during WWII. And I have enjoyed other books by the author, Shari J. Ryan. I think I am overloaded with books in the WWII historical fiction genre and they have lost the power to impress me or enlighten me about a new aspect of that time period. This book felt disjointed and the storyline did not flow smoothly. It was an effort for me to continue reading and I found myself putting it down to read something different. The author has obviously done a tremendous amount of research and I appreciate her ability to bring the horror and tragedy of Hitler’s reign of terror to light while sharing a glimpse of hope that kept people alive and attempting to survive another day under such atrocious conditions.


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


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