| Several books have, in the past, tried to give us a glimpse of the events that occurred in the Nazi concentration camps during World War II, and each time the story is told you can not help but feel the torture and horrific experience that words fail to explain. "The Storyteller" by Jodi Picoult paints in graphic detail experiences Minka, a Holocaust survivor, while she was in Auschwitz and how she lost her father, mother and close friends. Her experience and that of Reina make up the bulk of the novel.
Sage Singer is the granddaughter of Minka, she works at a bakery attached to a retreat center. Her face is scarred from a frightening accident she was involved in and still grieving over the recent death of his mother. She is a jew background, a belief she has abandoned and not too close to her sisters, but still very close to her grandmother.
Need To Know more information On "[URL=http://www.malinche.net/]Fiction Books[/URL]" then visit on my website "[URL=http://www.malinche.net/]http://www.malinche.net/[/URL]"
Adress: 1070H Route 34 #190, Matawan, New Jersey 07747, USA
Phone: 1 877-299-7999
Follow me: [URL=http://www.facebook.com/pages/Howard-A-Sherman/515105081884358]facebook[/URL], [URL=https://twitter.com/malinche112]twitter[/URL] and [URL=http://malinche12.blogspot.com/]blogger[/URL] |
| Recently Spotted MembersNo members found. Be the first. |
