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The Child of Auschwitz by Lily Graham
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4.5 stars
I am not sure how to word my thoughts for this book. This subject matter is always a difficult one to read and discuss, but is nevertheless important so that these atrocities do not repeat themselves. This book takes you through the life of Eva Adami as she is taken to Auschwitz and is in search of her husband, Michal, after he is taken from her and sent to a concentration camp as well. During her journey, she meets and befriends Sophie, who is also in search of someone, her son Tomas. This is a story of friendship, family, love and heartbreak. It is a truly beautifully written heart-wrenching story that shows what lengths people will go to for the people they love, and the horrors that many faced at the hands of Nazis.
I am not sure how to word my thoughts for this book. This subject matter is always a difficult one to read and discuss, but is nevertheless important so that these atrocities do not repeat themselves. This book takes you through the life of Eva Adami as she is taken to Auschwitz and is in search of her husband, Michal, after he is taken from her and sent to a concentration camp as well. During her journey, she meets and befriends Sophie, who is also in search of someone, her son Tomas. This is a story of friendship, family, love and heartbreak. It is a truly beautifully written heart-wrenching story that shows what lengths people will go to for the people they love, and the horrors that many faced at the hands of Nazis.