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Tyler Foley tylerfoleyf1b3 — This is on my summer reading list... thanks to Cara-Mia

Petr Florian pflo — 4.5

Louise Tunne luizezuksi0fc1 — The backstory on this book is just as dramatic as the novel. Irene Nemirovsky (a Russian Jewish emigre to France who eventually converted to Catholicism)was an accomplished writer in pre-WWII France. She wrote this book (two novelettes of a planned 5 books) during the Nazi-occupation of France. Irene was ultimately arrested because of her Jewish ancestry and died in Auchswitz. Her young daughters saved their mother's manuscripts but didn't read them until relatively recently! Suite Francaise was published in France a few years ago to great acclaim. The book offers an honest but not too generous view of the French. Make sure to read the appendices to this book. In any case, the first book recalls the exodus of the general populus from Paris as the Germans advance. The author tells the story from many points of view: snooty upperclass families and artists, middle class workers, a young boy, a priest. Really touching and detailed evocation of the time. How did the author synthesize this all so quickly? The second piece, Dolce, takes place in a small town in occupied France. The local French people struggle to maintain their apartness from the German soldiers but some inevitably develop close relationships. Are they collaborators? Or just human? The books could use the hand of a good editor but the author's story is too compelling to quibble about this.