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April 30, 2024

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Porter Scott

I’m hoping that Jessie wasn’t abducted…which may explain why she disappeared. No, it would be preferable that she simply returned to the quiet life of a librarian…or better yet, that she met some Frenchman from one of the demolished towns. a lone survivor if you will…and fell madly in love, ultimately spending the rest of her years in France.

Susan REDD

30 April 2024
I hope I am the eight person to comment!
I'm involved in Holocaust (Shoah) studies.
I enjoy learning from good fiction & non fiction about the era of WWII, as well as genocide in various countries, including that of the American Indians, which we in the US could acknowledge even better than we do.
Cordially,
Susan REDD

Anita Kreitman

As a former librarian myself I am most intrigued. I look forward to reading this book! Glad to have read your review!

Bernarda Septier

Long live brave women heroes and books for everyone.

Barbara

Sounds like a wonderful story.

Beth Donaldson

Loved loved loved The Paris Library! Would love to have this book also. Thanks for the opportunity!

Shirley lerman

Loved her other book. Can't wait to read this one😊

Lydia Ganz

This will definitely be a best seller! I loved her other book the Paris Library! Lydia Ganz

Maxine Gaiber

The plot sounds very intriguing!!

Harriett Godwin

I really loved her previous book and historical fiction involving France and WWII in general.

Philip

I Amy very interested in novels that take place during the First War.

Connie Springer

Sounds fascinating

Susan EMANUEL

I have a Jessie Carson book from WW I in my personal collection, I always visit the Morgan Library in NY and other famous Libraries when I travel. Just visited the Thomas Jefferson collection at the Library of Congress in DC, so I appreciate the theme of using literature to build peace.
And a story that skips across decades in a library environment is dear to key heart, too.

Susan Emanuel, Maine and the Marais

Jackie Vasey

Loved The Paris Library!! Am looking forward to reading this novel as well!!

Sherri Segall

Reading is the ultimate crucible.

Jan Mears

It sounds like a fascinating story. I would love to know the ending.

Blair

Hi Richard

Sandi Landau

The book sounds amazing! Would love to read it!

Marie Berry

Oh my gosh, I loved The Paris Library and am certain that I will purchasing the latest! Really good prose and an excellent story line with characters that are likeable. Thanks. Marie

Bonnie Valuet

Sounds like a delightful read and some great history. Thank you for telling us.

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