I picked up this book to read, along with a book of other WWII related books, for free at an auction in November. My reading has tapered off a bit, so I decided I wanted to read a book for me, and not a review book, as a "treat". My TBR pile is huge, as with everyone else's, but what the heck, right?

This book is another one of those books that you need to read somewhat slowly, in order to think about what you are reading. I've read a few books about Auschwitz, and I know this to be true (for me, personally) about all of them.

I can't say I LOVED this book, because how can one love a book about things so horrific? But one needs to read it, espcially the younger generations, for whom WWII was "ancient times".