Lately, I've been reading a number of books that are either
set before, during, or remembering the Holocaust. Although these works are stories
about the lost lives of this period, they are also stories about restoring
hope.
Sarah's Key by
Tatiana de Rosnay
An American journalist living in Paris begins researching a
devastating event that most people, including her husband's French family, have wanted to
forget.
The Mysterious Edge of
the Heroic World by E.L. Konigsburg
A young boy uncovers the mystery of a stolen sketch.
The Lost Wife by Alyson
Richman
At his grandson's wedding, a man discovers the woman he
thought he had lost long ago in Prague.
The House at Tyneford
by Natasha Solomons
A young woman flees Vienna and finds love and refuge in an English
country house.
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