WWII – Tyger Tyger

The Hiding Place | WWII

This book is the magic of pure love for others, for both friends and enemies.

This book is about the battles raging within the quiet walls of woman’s soul.

I want to give myself leeway to explore, so my goals are fluid.

This book had some deep waters, and those are often difficult to wade through.

Mr. Churchill’s Secretary tries to do too much and ends up doing too little.

Can’t wait for another year of reading. I’m going to finally put a dent in my bookshelf reading list.

I visited many countries. I lived thousands of years of history. I walked with peasants and kings, saints and tyrants.

For a while, during the five months of the Battle of Britain, the United Kingdom held the world together.

This isn’t Anne Frank’s belief in the goodness of people; it’s the murder of all belief in good.

A World War II story where the U.S. Army and German Wehrmacht is interesting, but maybe a little over-dramatized.

Many books have this thin patina of unreality. This book doesn’t have that. There’s no barrier. It’s you and them, experiencing it all together.

This was a well-written, well-researched book that was very interesting. I would’ve loved it if I didn’t dislike the heroine so much.