The Paris Dressmaker
by Kristy Cambron
oh my. What a story.
Actually, it’s two stories.
Sandrine.
Lila.
Both of these are ladies living in the city of Paris during the WWII days.
Yes, this is their story.
This story has so much action, I really think it should be made into a movie.
Because it jumps between the two characters, and different times within those war era days, it felt just a bit disjointed.
In spite of having to really concentrate and follow each detail to understand what was going on, I loved this story.
I had no idea, had never even really thought of it, of what it must have been like, there in Paris, for the French people.
Forced into doing many things just to survive.
This novel gives us yet another glimpse into those awful, awful days in the 1940s. This book is filled with lots of vivid details, bringing to life as only Kristy Cambron can, the tragedy, and yet, the hope that was WWII.
If you enjoy reading historical fiction, then this is definitely a must read!
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