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A review by taegen
The French Photographer by Natasha Lester
4.0
4.5 stars
Based on the true story of Lee Miller, one of the first female photojournalists during World War II; this is historical fiction at its finest. Revealing the stark contrast between humans at their most evil and love at its most pure, The French Photographer is a gripping re-telling of the utter horrors of war, the fight for equality for women during this time and the incredible vulnerabilities and endurance of the human spirit. Natasha Lester will fill you with hope, teach you to love and forgive and she'll break your heart. In the vein of James Moloney's 'The Love That I Have', this is a story that will stay with you, its characters lingering in your thoughts long after you turn the final page.
Based on the true story of Lee Miller, one of the first female photojournalists during World War II; this is historical fiction at its finest. Revealing the stark contrast between humans at their most evil and love at its most pure, The French Photographer is a gripping re-telling of the utter horrors of war, the fight for equality for women during this time and the incredible vulnerabilities and endurance of the human spirit. Natasha Lester will fill you with hope, teach you to love and forgive and she'll break your heart. In the vein of James Moloney's 'The Love That I Have', this is a story that will stay with you, its characters lingering in your thoughts long after you turn the final page.