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Reviewed on April 1, 2019 | Fiction
Epstein's hard-to-put-down novel covers several time periods, from a teenage friendship in 1933 to a mother-daughter relationship in 1989, and their intertwined history. The narrative diverges from other World War II novels by viewing the rise of Hitler through the eyes of two teenage German girls, Renate Bauer and Ilse von Fischer. Epstein does an amazing job of showing how Hitler's ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More
