The Auschwitz Escape | 
so-soThis was not the best WWII book I‘ve read but it wasn‘t the worst either. It could have been about 200 pages shorter if the author hadn‘t been so repetitive. The characters weren‘t well developed and while the writing wasn‘t horrible it wasn‘t great either. 🤷♀️
4th book for #widehorizonsreadathon @Emilymdxn
Letter A for #litsyAtoZ
To All my fellow book-aholics have a great reading weekend. My weekend read.
Last night I finished The Auschwitz Escape last night. I obviously knew how it was going to end, but it was still very heart breaking. I liked that it was a mix of fact and fiction mixed throughout.
Big brother and I went to the thrift store and picked up some new books. Here‘s today‘s haul!
pickThis is one of the most difficult book I've read. The atrocities of the #holocaust was shocking. The persecution of #Jews was appaling. But the determination and the will of Jacob Weisz to escape so he could let the world know about these death camps was encouraging. The escape was intense! This book was well researched and well written. #WWII #historicalfiction #history #auschwitz #nazi #germany #warsaw #poland
I am so glad I started keeping track of my reading using a journal this year. Combined with Litsy, I've been pushed to read more and found books I never would have given a second glance before. This list of ten books is what I read from January through June. In August alone I read 11! #underthelitfluence
pickComputer finished updating and I finished the book!! What an amazing story. So heartbreaking and emotional. Took everything I have not to cry at my desk during the epilogue.
While my work computer is being stupid on a Monday morning and literally stopping me from doing my job, I shall audiobook on my phone.
Trying to sneak in some audiobook during work. Less than 6 hours left!
Listening to the audiobook for my #ReadHarderChallenge and so many feels. What a beautifully frightening fictional account of the Holocaust.
