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Tag Archives: WWII
“Dear Mrs. Bird” by A.J. Pearce
Set during the London Blitz in 1940-41, you’d expect a dark and dour novel but this couldn’t be farther from the truth. It was a happy/sad book that highlighted the indomitable and resilient spirit of Londoners during the time, yet … Continue reading →
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“The Alphabet House” by Jussi Adler-Olsen
Confession time…. this novel has been on my TBR a long time. It is the title that has been on my NetGalley shelf the longest. The reason I requested it was solely on the basis of the author as I … Continue reading →
Posted in Book Reviews, debut novels, Historical fiction, NetGalley, Scandinavian, war stories
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