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Audible Audiobook

Listening Length: 17 hours and 19 minutes

Program Type: Audiobook

Version: Unabridged

Publisher: Macmillan Audio

Audible.com Release Date: February 3, 2015

Whispersync for Voice: Ready

Language: English, English

ASIN: B00NY8OTR0

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Disclaimer: My sincere thanks to St Martin's Press and NetGalley for providing me with a complimentary e-book copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.My Review: As many of my followers know I'm an avid reader of WWII fiction so it takes a great book to grab my attention with its story, characters and emotion. It was such a horrible time in history that brought out the worst in people. But it also showed that even through the devastation people demonstrated great strength, pride, love and honour.Let me start by saying that I'm not a mushy person. It is a rare book that has been able to squeeze a tear or two out of me much less get me to have a lump the size of Texas in my throat. I have a heart (trust me) but it takes some awesome writing to make me feel deeply about the characters and pull the emotion out of me. I can now add The Nightingale to the small list of books that 'made me quietly sob like a baby'. But it wasn't all mushiness, in fact the majority of this book focused on Vianne and Isabelle as they struggle in their own ways to deal with the effects of the Nazi occupation of their small town and country in general.I've read books by Kristen Hannah many, many years ago and had a vague memory of enjoying her style of writing. This book took on a whole different tone than I was expecting - and I really enjoyed it. It's not a fast moving book per se (it actually took me quite a bit to get into it) but once you get involved in the lives of these two sisters and their different experiences, feelings and reactions of living through Nazi occupied France it was hard to stop reading. Plus, getting a closer look at the French Resistance during this time was definitely eye opening and it was amazing to see the lengths that some of the French went to in order to thwart Hitler's plans.While this book is set during the tumultuous and horrific backdrop of WWII, at its core it is a book about family relationships, finding personal strength and unlikely heroes as well as the roles women played in the French resistance to the Nazi invasion. This is well-written, thought provoking and emotional read.Recommended.My Rating: 4 stars (the ending I'd give 4.5 stars)Favourite Quote: If I have learned anything in this long life of mine it is this: In love we find out who we want to be; in war we find out who we are.** This book review, as well as hundreds of others, can also be found on my blog, The Baking Bookworm (www.thebakingbookworm.blogspot.ca) where I also share my favourite recipes. **

Almost 36,000 reviews and 86 percent are five stars. What's THAT about, I thought. So I read the book, and now I know what the raves are all about. This book is one of the best, if not the best book I have ever read. Hannah writes like an angel. The book isn't a fast read, at least not for me, because I would go back and reread a sentence just to enjoy the mastery with which it was written. Hannah's style doesn't try to be high literature, but the result is. She writes beautiful scenery and background, but not so much as many authors do. Her characters, well, I felt like I knew them, like old friends, not without flaws, but perfectly developed.So I add my five-star review to the others. Read this book. It will take you away from whatever you're doing. This was my first book from Kristin Hannah. It won't be my last

I very much enjoyed Kristin Hannah character development and story. This book is written better than many books about WWII. The reader experiences the struggles and fear of those living in a Nazi occupied country. I am very, very troubled however. When I read about Isabelle organizing an escape route for airmen whose planes were shot down in France and then escorting them safely to Spain with the assistance of reluctant Basque, I had to stop because I clearly remembered reading this before. I vaguely also remember a black white movie or documentary about this. I searched and found the once read story of the Belgium, Andree de Jongh who actually did what the fictional character Isabelle did in the novel. Much, much, much of the book parallels de Jongh's true story - the description of the heroine; the number of people (118 by de Jongh and 117 by Isabelle) escorted through this escape route: this escape route having a code name (Nightingale in the book and Comet in real life); the description of the airmen's instructions on the train and staying behind the heroine when they walked in German occupied cities; de Jongh's/Isabelle father executed by firing squad; the reaction of the airmen to this female who was going to be the one who to lead them out of France; de Jongh's/Isabelle's invisibility to the Germans because she was "just" a woman: collaborating with the British to fund the escape of airmen from France; de Jongh's/Isabelle's capture in the Pyrenees by the Nazi's then interrogation and Nazi's disbelief and rejection of the idea that a woman was capable of doing this; and de Jongh's/Isabelle's imprisonment in Ravensbruck women's concentration camp. Why am I troubled? I searched the book, several interviews with the author and Ms. Hannah website and there was no mention of specific name "Andree de Jongh." Hannah acknowledged on her website that her search led her to "a story of a young Belgian woman who created an escape route out of Nazi occupied France." I strongly believe that the author should have dedicated, credited or acknowledge the name of Andree de Jongh in the book where it was easily visible to the reader. de Jongh is as invisible to the author as she was to the Germans and in a book that celebrated the bravery of women during war. Was Vianne's character based on a brave woman who also deserved bold recognition? This makes me sad.

This isn't just chick lit or young adult, it's BAD chick lit and young adult. I've read extensively about this era, nonfiction and also fiction, some great (All the Light We Cannot See, Winds of War & War and Remembrance) and some not so great but perfectly passable. I'm no book snob. Not so far into this I was in disbelief that it was a bestseller and written by an educated person. Every single character is a ridiculous cliche (the brooding but hunky Nazi, the mysterious French underground smuggler woman with a cigarette holder, the impetuous and impossibly beautiful heroine, on and on). I had to come to these one star reviews to feel sane and not alone.

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