I am searching for words to describe this book but I am at a loss. Nothing seems good enough.
It is a harrowing, heart breaking tale of a young man trying to find his way in the cruelest, unimaginable part of human history.
No one should have to endeavour such terror or monstrous behaviour yet this tale is only the beginning. The author conveys the inhumane acts brought about by German soldiers and the hope and kindness of one man and his love for a woman.
I love reading and learning all about the concentration camps and never will I know the true horrific monstrous civilisation that existed who could kill so many innocent people the way they did but the story of Lale and Gita will stay with me forever.
It is a harrowing, heart breaking tale of a young man trying to find his way in the cruelest, unimaginable part of human history.
No one should have to endeavour such terror or monstrous behaviour yet this tale is only the beginning. The author conveys the inhumane acts brought about by German soldiers and the hope and kindness of one man and his love for a woman.
I love reading and learning all about the concentration camps and never will I know the true horrific monstrous civilisation that existed who could kill so many innocent people the way they did but the story of Lale and Gita will stay with me forever.