Nightingale

This book is the mass market size. So it’s super tiny. The information provided is incorrect.

I loved this book so much! I bought it to read during my vacations and I simply had it with me all times. Such an amazing story that keeps you involved in different ways with the characters. I cried twice reading it! Really recommend it.

I loved this book so so much

Eines der emotionalsten Bücher, die ich je gelesen habe.

I adore this book. Such strong women, I sobbed like a baby for the last 50 pages

What an incredible book! The Nightingale was a riveting read that compelled me to write a review. This novel offers a fresh perspective on World War II, focusing on women’s experiences rather than the often-highlighted stories of men.Before reading book, I had assumption that all German soldiers during that time were uniformly harsh and cruel toward the French, believing they all tortured the French people extensively. However, the book challenged that notion. It revealed that not all individuals are inherently evil; rather, circumstances often force people into difficult positions. Some may act cruelly by nature, but many are driven by the situation and orders from their superiors.This theme also resonated with me in light of recent conflicts, such as the Russia-Ukraine war. It reminded me that many soldiers on all sides may not want to be involved in the conflict or harm others but are compelled by their orders and circumstances beyond their control.The Nightingale powerfully illustrates the resilience and bravery of women during WWII, highlighting their efforts to protect their families and communities amidst the chaos. The final chapters were particularly intense, leaving me with goosebumps, a racing heart, and tears in my eyes. This book is a profound and moving read, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a deeper understanding of human nature and wartime experiences.