Pam Jenoff
Code Name Sapphire
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Code Name Sapphire is a riveting tale of family love and devotion in 1942 occupied Belgium. The novel’s basic focus is an intrepid ...Read Review
The Woman with the Blue Star
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In March 1943, Krakow, Poland is a cold, unforgiving city under increasingly brutal occupation by the Nazis. Eighteen-year-old Sadie has escaped the ‘aktions’ before, ...Read Review
The Lost Girls of Paris
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The Lost Girls of Paris is uniquely told in alternating voices and timelines between 1946 and 1943. In 1946, Grace Healey is passing through Grand Central ...Read Review
The Orphan’s Tale
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One of the last circuses operating in Europe in 1944, the Neuhoff Circus travels by rail across German-occupied territory, where hiring Jews is illegal. ...Read Review
The Last Summer at Chelsea Beach
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Adelia Monteforte was a teenager in 1941 when her mother and father sent her from their home in Italy to stay with an uncle ...Read Review
Grand Central: Original Stories of Postwar Love and Reunion
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This collection of ten stories is remarkably varied, though they all speak of the same date and place in history: September 21, 1945 at Grand ...Read Review
The Winter Guest
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Pam Jenoff has built a strong reputation writing about World War II and its terrible effects on ordinary people. In The Winter Guest, ...Read Review
The Ambassador’s Daughter
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Margot Rosenthal spent the majority of the war in England with her father, a professor. Now her father is one of the diplomats ...Read Review
The Things We Cherished
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The Things We Cherished is a mesmerizing read in the vein of Geraldine Brooks’ People of the Book. Instead of an iconic haggadah, ...Read Review
The Diplomat’s Wife
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This is the follow-up to the author’s debut novel, The Kommandant’s Girl, a tale centering on a woman reluctantly thrust ...Read Review
