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Recursion - November 2019 - Thriller/Suspense
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When I say this book exceeded my expectations, I am not exaggerating in the slightest. Heather Morris has been working on this story for a while, originally starting it out as a screenplay, desperate to tell the story on the silver screen. However, her plans ended up directing this true story into a novel, and honestly it was for the best. I would LOVE to see this as a movie. The characters came to life from the first page, and I had tears reading the afterword written by Lale and Gita's son Gar
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I loved this book it was a true account of one man's survival through a difficult and horrific period of time. This book will definitely open your eyes to this man's story finding love in a horrific concentration camp & how he survived and helped many others survive as well. This is definitely not a light read but it a story that will stay with your for some time.
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What an load of drivel - and Lale is a insufferable mansplainer I struggled to car about even remotely
Putting people are risk without their consent and then telling them to be careful - says the man who set a fire, was saved from death while unconscious and randomly sends a woman a message that could have resulted in her death.
Unbelievable, wooden 2-dimensionsl rubbish that angered me.
Putting people are risk without their consent and then telling them to be careful - says the man who set a fire, was saved from death while unconscious and randomly sends a woman a message that could have resulted in her death.
Unbelievable, wooden 2-dimensionsl rubbish that angered me.
Lale Sokolov contacted the author to tell her the story of his Halocaust years in captivity. Because he was able to speak six languages he is assigned to the position of tattooist. While a grisly job, it allows him a few perks. He is a smart, nimble worker, helper, and survivor. He recants the horrors of his three years as a prisoner.
This is a compelling, well written book. With the very public international rise of white supremacism and neo-Nazism, we need to be reminded of those despicable, u ...more
This is a compelling, well written book. With the very public international rise of white supremacism and neo-Nazism, we need to be reminded of those despicable, u ...more
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Francisco
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it was amazing
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