The Tattooist of Auschwitz
by Heather Morris
Among the many books I have read on Holocaust, this story is more about hope. Hope that two individuals keep in their heart all along their three years at a concentration camp. Hope is something which brings Lale to his love Gita together and they starts dreaming of a future. This book on the one hand describes the atrocities that prisoners had to bear at the Nazi concentration camps and on the other, is full of the positive energies from both Lale and Gita. How they are able to survive during and after war and make a small world for themselves in this big world?
I would have liked the story better if it had much more details and had it been more descriptive. It seems at places a hasty story telling is being done and there is a rush by the author to reach the end. I wish it was not such a short story. Every stage seemed to end very quickly. The story itself is responsible for all the acclaims to this book.
In the end I only have one thought for this book as well as for the said event in history -
"How can a race spread out across multiple countries be considered a threat? So much so that it is made a mission to be looted, killed and destroyed.
GoodReads Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/3139400198
Overall Review: 4
Grip Factor: 3.5
Writing Style: 2.5
Engaging Plot: 4
Characters: 3.5
Satisfying end: 4
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