Reading books about The Holocaust are normally out of my comfort zone but this book intrigued me. It's the true story of Lale Sokolov and how he survived his time in Auschwitz.
It's always hard to review on this subject. A time in our history that is never forgotten and should never happen again. I found the story very compelling and heart moving.
There are so many words that could describe this book but for me there are two, hope and courage. Lale becomes the tattooist to survive and helps others as much as he can.
I flew through the book which seemed a quick read and enjoyed it more than what I thought I would. It shows that even when there is the most cruelty there is always hope.
Human nature can be cruel.
It's always hard to review on this subject. A time in our history that is never forgotten and should never happen again. I found the story very compelling and heart moving.
There are so many words that could describe this book but for me there are two, hope and courage. Lale becomes the tattooist to survive and helps others as much as he can.
I flew through the book which seemed a quick read and enjoyed it more than what I thought I would. It shows that even when there is the most cruelty there is always hope.
Human nature can be cruel.