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A review by josiethompson
The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris
4.0
This book only made me emotional when I read the words from Lale's son at the end. Otherwise, this book did kind of read like a script or a screenplay (which is how it was originally envisioned, according to Heather Morris). But it was a very easy read and didn't take me long at all to finish.
Regardless of the ease, the story was quite a wild one. When you think about the lives these 2 led for a few years, it really reminds you how blessed and comfortable we are all the time. And how incredible to go to these places designed for death, torture, and depression, and find the love and happiness of your life?? Wild. Totally wild. God works in some crazy ways.
Anyway. Solid 4 out of 5 for the lack of emotion in the writing. But very good story.
Regardless of the ease, the story was quite a wild one. When you think about the lives these 2 led for a few years, it really reminds you how blessed and comfortable we are all the time. And how incredible to go to these places designed for death, torture, and depression, and find the love and happiness of your life?? Wild. Totally wild. God works in some crazy ways.
Anyway. Solid 4 out of 5 for the lack of emotion in the writing. But very good story.