Three Ordinary Girls

“A dramatic group portrait of three teenage girls who fought in the Dutch resistance movement during WWII. Brady conveys the inhumanity of the period with precision…. This moving story spotlights the extraordinary heroism of everyday people during the war and the Holocaust.” – Publishers Weekly

“Relying heavily on Truus’ own observations, as well as previous works about Hannie’s life, this book will please Brady’s fans as well as those who are interested in new and different stories of WWII.” – Booklist

“Brady paints a compelling picture of the fear, tragedy and paranoia of living in an enemy-occupied land. Heroism and betrayal exist side by side; mistakes are made in the fog of war.” - Minneapolis Star-Tribune