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File Size: 1235 KB
Print Length: 306 pages
Publisher: Lake Union Publishing (August 9, 2016)
Publication Date: August 9, 2016
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B01BBYK2JM
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this story holds your interest till the very end...very moving well written
"Perhaps seeing again how unlucky so many others had been- how a whole generation had had their lives and dreams stolen from them-would remind her how lucky she'd been to escape sixty-four years ago. Of course, in the immediate aftermath of the war those questions had dominated her life. Why had she escaped? What was so special about her? Why had God spared her and not some of the young children? Would she have been better had she been with them? Those thoughts and feelings had controlled her life for many years- and had almost ended it once. But she'd fought and beaten those demons."When we first get to meet Susannah we see her as an adult who is dying, but as the story goes on we see her as a young girl living in a world that is slowly going to turn against her over the next few years that ultimately almost leaves her without anything in this world. Her family along with her aunt and uncle move to Netherlands to try and escape what was happening, but they can’t stay hidden forever sadly and eventually there luck ran out.Then we also get to see things from Judy who is Susannah’s daughter and how she is so worried about her mother and just wants to make her last bit of time on earth safe and comfortable."She was aware, more than anyone else she knew, that sometimes life was for living-not for taking time to judge and plan and weigh things up."This story is told in memories and present day format. It is mostly told by the main character Susannah, but at times we also see things from her daughter Judy. This sounds like it would be confusing, but it wasn’t. Instead it made this book have even more layers and even all the more real, as I was reading I couldn’t get enough of it and kept wanting to know what happened to her. While yes we know she makes it through all of the ordeals, but there was still that wanting to know how she made and how she kept going when she was living in a version of hell on earth. I’ve missed reading historical fiction, but I didn’t realize how much until I was about half way through and I realized that I had almost read a book in less than two days which hasn’t happened for a while now. I also really like the writing of this story the author did such a good job and made you feel like you were really there with the character and seeing it all through her eyes. I’m sorry I’m not saying much about the plot, but I can’t because I don’t want to give anything away about what she had to do in order to keep her and her family alive while living through that time in Germany as a Jew. I loved how she was so strong up until she just couldn’t be anymore. Her friendship with Ester was one that was good for both of them and showed that just having a little bit of hope can help you stay alive even when it seems everything in the world is against you."You must keep hoping,†Ester says. "You have to do your best to survive and hope that things will get better. Otherwise there's nothing-no point in living."Overall I would say that this is a book for everyone to read both young and old. It tells the horrors of the holocaust in a very real way without ever going into too much detail that would make the book too hard to read. I hope to read more by this author in the future."I've spent too many years feeling guilty about living to feel guilty about dying now."Thank you to Netgalley and Lake Union Publishing for an e-ARC of this book in exchange for my honest review.
This is one persons story but it could be from others as well. I've read many books about Germany and the holocaust but this book will make you cry at times. My parents were holocaust survivors but were spared the extremes of the war such as concentration camps but I heard these accounts from them and there was never any sugar coating the facts. They encouraged us to always read and learn more about it. They were always afraid that as their generation died out people would forget. Books like this keep the memory alive. Thank you Mr. Kingfisher.
The first chapter was a "getting to know" the characters in the book. As I read on I was amazed at how much I had forgotten about a truly terrible time in our history!As an ex Marine who served in Vietnam it should remind us how easy it still is to become biased in our feelings about and for other human beings.Through my years working in automotive parts sales along side of many Jewish colleagues I grew to respect and love these folks. We should never, ever forget what happened or what could happen again in an era of such intolerance! An excellent r read!!
This is a novel that explores what it really means to survive...against insurmountable odds, against the most atrocious crimes against humanity, against the scenes witnessed through war and death...and what it takes to really triumph above it all! Just "forgetting about it" doesn't work as these characters learn. Is there a way to finally heal and leave the past behind? Or is it forever etched into your very being and the deepest recesses of your heart and mind? Maybe the only hope is in facing and embracing the past and what it means to be "The Lucky One." This is a heartbreakingly beautiful, poignant story that's as relevant today for our troops returning from war as it would've been for those troops and survivors of the Nazi concentration camps! These characters have a voice and a story to tell that's compelling, addictive, devastating and hopeful! And it's told with beauty, humor, deep understanding of the human psyche and spirit that prevails despite the greatest hell on earth! A fabulously enjoyable although sometimes uncomfortable story about facing the fears that have controlled and haunted your life and finding peace among the tattered nightmares.
A different view of a holocaust victim. It is relevant that for all survivors, even if the war ended, their lives continued. The horrendous war experiences bleed into the future. How could they not? This novel is about Susannah who miraculously cheated death in Bergen-Belsen at the tender age of 15. Struggling throughout her life she decides to make a final trip back into the past. An arduous journey that brings about the decision to tell her truth to her two grown children. Any story about that terrible time in history always darkens humanity as a whole and brings light to the strengths of some individuals who in spite of adversity seem to have the will to go on.The writing is fluid but at times wordy. Nonetheless, it's a great book to bring the past into a contemporary world. So as we may never forget and never repeat.
A well written story of a women, who had gone through the horrors of the Holocaust. You follow her journey in the present day, then memories take her into the dark past. This back and forth shifting of the plot, throughout the entire novel, make for a great read. I would highly recommend this book.
An interesting story, and an unusual glimpse into the post-war life of a Holocaust survivor that feels authentic. I'm unlikely to read anything else by this author, though. The narrative was disjointed and moved around awkwardly in time. It takes most of the book before the prologue makes sense, the book opens and closes with secondary characters instead of the main character, and the writer's style does more 'telling' then 'showing', keeping the reader at arms' length from the power of the story.
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