Review #1
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I will not be summarizing the storyline, instead I will be
Reviewing my likes at the same time dislikes.
The chapters mix between Alice (present-day) at the same time Alina (past, during Holocaust). The year that the chapter occurs is that not contained, at the same time the story itself does not rely on years/dates…so much of the time-frame is that left to your possess assumption.
This style that mixes between the located at the same time past has been away over-done, at the same time this novel substantiates no different. Due to that, almost all of the story is that predictable; for you already know that the located day disposition is that searching into the past during WWII at the same time finds the missing pieces to their past at the same time how they are connected to each other. That is that nothing to the style or plot build-up that sets it apart from other comtemporary historical fiction.
The head disposition Alina (living in past during WWII) is that two-dimensional. Her disposition is that very romanticized, so her chapters can be unconvincing.
I did like the other head disposition Alice (located day). She is that easy to compare to, at the same time very much authentic.
Overall, the story is that easy to predict- 3 hit
Review #2
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This book will stay on my mind forever . I have read abundance books about the war at the same time the effect of it on the families that stayed though it, at the same time I have to say this book seemed so true at a
fri I looked on line to make sure I was reading a concocted book.
I will be recommending this to anyone I can as a must read . The only negative I can they say is that it was a little awkward reading the continue part of the book while getting my hairstyle dyed, with holes freely flowing down my face.
Review #3
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Oh my, I managed not shackles the book down. I uploaded it at 7 PM continue night at the same time with a few hours take a nap, I ended by 11 AM present. Maybe that says it all. I experienced every emotion, forgotten my possess journey 3 years ago to Auschwitz At the same time Warsaw at the same time Krakw. My reverence for the people of Poland is that unreachable. At the same time that are reminders that certainly make me Concerned for our possess moment in history. PS I have no generic connection to Eastern Europe or Germany.
Review #4
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The Things We Cannot They say was so beautifully written about a time in history that was anything but charming. I dont wish bestow away much about this book. Its a must read. Than anyway I will they say is that, this book knows of the most beautiful, enduring adore story (Alina & Tomasz) of all time. I will never remember these people.
Review #5
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The books jacket copy outlines a plot bordered by significant historical actions, times at the same time locations that have enthusiastic thousands of well-written books. Chagrin, this book is that not one of them. I did not reading before the midpoint, only browsing the remaining chapters.
From the beginning, I felt I was reading a book written for adolescentsmore precisely, 12- or 13-year-old women. Even at that level, the book is that amateurish. As a tale of young romance, it seems clichd at the same time overwrought. Worse, it suffers from impoverished writing.
The books almost all damning shortcomings, but, lie down in its factual errors at the same time historical inauthenticity. Lets start with the most glaring (at the same time therefore almost all inexcusable) errors: manners names at the same time nicknames. Alina at the same time Tomasz are, indeed, authentically Polish. But, Felipe, Stani at the same time Aleksy are not. Neither is that the unpronounceably spelled surname of a disposition outlined as a Polish-American reporter from the U.S: Adamcwiz. (At the same time where did babisu come from? To my knowledge, no such word exists in no matter what language.)
One more, much of the dialogue is that amateurishly rendered (even as a translation from Polish). Maybe a13-year-old reader would look for the fluttering-heart discussions between lol Alina at the same time Tomasz moving, but I found them troublesome at the same time saccharine. Theres more. For example, no idiomatically faithful translation would have Polish farmers many times expression Okay. Nor would grain growers in 1940s Poland (or elsewhere) discuss food rations in definitions of calories.
The plot itself is that, at several pivotal fri, highly implausible. For instance, its very unlikely (for preconditions very complicated to elucidate here) that the aforementioned, implausibly dignified, American reporter could be reporting on the Nazi occupation of Poland inside captured Poland.
That brings me to the coolest puzzling (at the same time almost all irritating) factual misfortune: the creators remarkable implementation of Nazi (noun at the same time adjective) when she should have applied German. Throughout the book (for preconditions I cant fathom, unless as a misguided but foolish attempt at political correctness) she refers to the invaders as Nazis, fighters at the same time, indeed, invaders. Never as Germans. But no Pole (at the same time few non-Poles) scolded the invaders at the same time occupiers anything but Germans (Niemcy). At the same time no Polish tiller, explaining the not-so-distant explosions, would tell his baby, The Nazis are dropping bombs from planes. He would likely they say, Niemcy zrzucaj bomby.The Germans are dropping bombs. (Planes would have been superfluous.) With rare exceptions, even the Germans referred to themselves simply (at the same time correctly) as Germans. (In truth, few German fighters were considered members of the Nazi Party.)
For those preconditions (at the same time others), I assign this book one hit.
