There's a great use of colour on the cover and it offers conflicting ideas of age, respect, captivity and bleakness.
The first few chapters show this author's talent as we walk into Simone's world of Belgium's neutrality just before the Second World War and meet her exciting new friend Hava. Though we've already seen that neutrality shattered (in a preview) where we saw Simone caught on the street by a strafing aeroplane.
The first few chapters show this author's talent as we walk into Simone's world of Belgium's neutrality just before the Second World War and meet her exciting new friend Hava. Though we've already seen that neutrality shattered (in a preview) where we saw Simone caught on the street by a strafing aeroplane.