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theatreuse's review against another edition
5.0
Graphic: Hate crime, Death, Deportation, Police brutality, Suicide attempt, War, Violence, Sexual assault, Genocide, Antisemitism, Suicidal thoughts, Rape, Grief, Mental illness, Physical abuse, Death of parent, Suicide, and Sexual harassment
libraryofcam's review against another edition
5.0
Bouleversant. Horrifiant. Magnifique.
Graphic: Death of parent, Antisemitism, Death, Murder, Suicide attempt, Suicide, Abandonment, War, Religious bigotry, Deportation, Genocide, Hate crime, Suicidal thoughts, and Violence
Moderate: Sexual violence, Torture, Rape, Dementia, Sexual assault, Sexual content, Blood, and Sexual harassment
onmywaytobefamous's review against another edition
5.0
Graphic: Antisemitism, Child death, Death of parent, Grief, Hate crime, Mental illness, War, Death, Genocide, Deportation, and Emotional abuse
Moderate: Child abuse and Pedophilia
icarusandthesun's review
Charlotte is a beautiful book.
It is intense, melancholic, sad, a gem reflecting death, and pain, and the unfiltered experience of life as a Jew during World War 2.
This book features everything disastrous, but also beauty, creativity, inspiration. Freedom during a time where there was none.
"... - the beauty and the terror were two sides of a single coin."
(That's a quote from Pat Barker's 'The Silence Of the Girls', but I thought it fitting. It perfectly sums up this book and all its uniqueness.)
Graphic: Suicidal thoughts, Suicide, and Suicide attempt
Moderate: Death of parent, Hate crime, Violence, Death, and War
Minor: Murder, Rape, and Sexual harassment