Imagine being sixteen years old and sent to a concentration camp.
What would you do to survive?
Cilka Klein was faced with impossible choices. Some may say she was a horrible person and no better than the people who imprisoned her for doing the things she did.
But who is to say what we would do if faced with the same choices she was faced with.
The things Cilka and the others in the camp endured are heartbreaking.
This book is a sequel to “The Tattooist of Auschwitz”, which I did not know when I won it on Bookish First.
I have not read “The Tattooist of Auschwitz”, but I don’t feel you need to to read this book.
I definitely will now though.
Is Cilla evil or just a survivor?
Read this book and judge for yourself.
What would you do to survive?
Cilka Klein was faced with impossible choices. Some may say she was a horrible person and no better than the people who imprisoned her for doing the things she did.
But who is to say what we would do if faced with the same choices she was faced with.
The things Cilka and the others in the camp endured are heartbreaking.
This book is a sequel to “The Tattooist of Auschwitz”, which I did not know when I won it on Bookish First.
I have not read “The Tattooist of Auschwitz”, but I don’t feel you need to to read this book.
I definitely will now though.
Is Cilla evil or just a survivor?
Read this book and judge for yourself.