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The Book Of Lost Names |
by Kristin Harmel |
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Book Review |
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Historical fiction buffs will love this book about the resistance movement during WWll that saved thousands of lives. The Book of Lost Names is a record of people's real identity rescued from the Nazis during the war; many were too young to remember their names. The intent was to reunite families after the war. It's a quick but inspiring read about a brave group who risk their lives to save others. There are a few twists to keep you guessing and a lot to discuss. It would be a great Book Club Pick.
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