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This book flew with me to Seoul and then back to Manila again, I couldn't put it down. SCRATCH THAT. I actually put it down a number of times because I had to let everything sink in. The author did a brilliant job, telling a coming-of-age story in Nazi Germany coupled with literature, music, war, death, grief, family. Something I'll find myself rereading in the future, and recommending to other readers.
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This was an incredible book. It was a well researched fictional story about a girl who lived in Germany during World War II. It is a story of heart ache, love, war, death, and life. I enjoyed the fact that death narrated the story and was not evil or scary, but haunted. It was not a quick read and does not have a very happy ending, but it is a book that will stay will you and one that I feel should be read by everyone.
Completely, absolutely, brilliantly stunning. Full review to come (when I can figure out how to write it)
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