Letters to the Pianist | 
In war torn London, 1941, fourteen-year-old Ruth Goldberg and her two younger siblings, Gabi and Hannah, survive the terrifying bombing of their family home. They believe their parents are dead, their bodies buried underneath the burnt remains—but unbeknownst to them, their father, Joe, survives and is taken to hospital with amnesia. #forget #flyhighjuly
pickI really enjoyed book #9 of my #13Books13Weeks! This signed copy from the author has been sitting on my to be red stack since last December (in my defense, it is an epic to TBR stack, hence this challenge!!!) and I only regret not getting to it sooner! Warning, once you get to the last hundred and fifty Pages, you won't be able to put it down! Historical fiction, romance, and suspense all meet for a great story 😊
#mountTBRchallenge
I received a copy of this book from the author last December and with the busyness of the Season it went on my to be read stack only to be buried. I pulled it from the stack as one of my #13Books13Weeks books to read this summer and I'm only sorry I didn't get to it sooner! I am loving this book!
pickIf you like a good WW2 book then this is one for you to take a look at.
It's set in London, Bournemouth and a country setting in Shrewsbury.
The protagonist's family are Jewish and this isn't an issue (just as it shouldn't be) for her...but not for all the family.
It's a great book that touches on treason, love, greed but mostly happiness.
Would recommend it.
I was so excited to receive this international air mail package today! A book on my to be read list sent from and signed by the author! Be still my book loving heart! 😍
#BooksMakeMeSmile #BookMail
