Crumb

Crumb asked Georgia Hunter:

I really enjoy reading fiction set in WWII. Do you have any favorites wartime novels set in this time period?

Georgia Hunter Yes! David Benioff's "City of Thieves" reads like a film - you'll fly through it. Julie Orringer's "The Invisible Bridge" (based on her grandfather, a young Hungarian Jew studying in Paris @ the start of the war) is long but absolutely gorgeous. Some other favorites are Markus Zusak's "The Book Thief," Anthony Doerr's "All the Light We Cannot See," and Leon Uris's "Mila 18." I also loved Jillian Cantor's "Margot" (an imagining of what might have happened to Anne Frank's sister Margaret, had she survived). What are some of your favorites??

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Anne

Anne asked Georgia Hunter:

Loved "We were the Lucky Ones"! When is your next book due out??

Helene

Helene asked Georgia Hunter:

Just as an FYI -- my mother's father owned a shoe factory and the Jewish school was in their apartment building at 13 W______ (off hand I don't remember it). I will definitely look up that site)hbrukier@dglaw.com?

Genevieve Juodvalkis

Genevieve Juodvalkis asked Georgia Hunter:

Is Kurc the real name of some of your family members? My family, that experienced the Holcaust in much the same way yours did, have the surname of Kurcbard. The family originally came from a small town in Poland called Konskie and settled later on in Lodz. Truly enjoyed and related to your book. Genevieve Kurcbard Juodvalkis

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