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Martha Hall Kelly is the only author I have read a previous book by in the A Point in Time collection of short stories, although I have several of the other authors waiting on my digital and physical shelves. I’ve read and enjoyed Lilac Girls by Kelly, so I knew the author’s talent for historical fiction, especially those set during WWII. While Naomi’s Gift is heartbreaking, it’s also inspiring.
“She wants to hold my hand at the end, so I let her.”
From the first line, I found myself immersed in the story. Told primarily through a series of letters which make the story even more compelling, Kelly brings to life Ravensbrück and the atrocities that occurred at the only all-women’s concentration camp during World War II.
Memorable and haunting, inspired by real people and events, these are stories which should not be forgotten.
“She wants to hold my hand at the end, so I let her.”
From the first line, I found myself immersed in the story. Told primarily through a series of letters which make the story even more compelling, Kelly brings to life Ravensbrück and the atrocities that occurred at the only all-women’s concentration camp during World War II.
Memorable and haunting, inspired by real people and events, these are stories which should not be forgotten.
