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The Escape Artist: The Man Who Broke Out of Auschwitz to Warn the World
by Jonathan Freedland
The Escape Artist (10/21/2023)
Well written story about the man who broke out of Auschwitz. The bravery, skill, critical thinking and never ending determination of one man is told in a way that should inspire more people to learn the past and to remind us that we must actively work to prevent the past from repeating itself.
The Nazi Conspiracy: The Secret Plot to Kill Roosevelt, Stalin, and Churchill
by Brad Meltzer, Josh Mensch
The Nazi Conspiracy (3/19/2023)
This book had me hooked with the very first sentence: “The President is hiding.” This book is a must read for anyone who wants to understand the relationship between Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin and how the three finally worked together to bring the war to its conclusion.more
You'll Forget This Ever Happened: Secrets, Shame, and Adoption in the 1960s
by Laura L. Engel
You’ll Forget This Ever Happened (3/3/2023)
I was a bit skeptical about whether such a complex story with such intense emotion could be told in just over 300 pages. The author’s story had me hooked in less than 50 pages as she bared her soul. She found a way to touch on how her decision as a teenager still continuedmore
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