The Paris Library
by Janet Skeslien Charles
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The Paris Library is a beautiful novel based on the true World War II story of heroic librarians at the American Library in Paris. It centers around two main characters in two timelines: a young French librarian in Paris beginning in 1939, and a precocious teenager in Montana in 1983. Sprinkled with French words and definitions, memorable people and places, friendships, courtships, laughter and tears, The Paris Library is everything I’d hoped it would be. It’s about Love and loss, and the connections that last in our memories long after those people are gone. It’s a wonderful set of stories, connected by happenstance, based in history and crafted in such a fantastic way. Absolutely adored it!
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Advance Reading Copy provided by Simon and Schuster via Netgalley at my request.
I also purchased the audiobook version for my collection via Audible.
Audiobook Narrated by Nicky Diss, Sarah Feathers, Esther Wane, Janet Skeslien Charles
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