The Paper Girl of Paris

De: Jordyn Taylor

Narrado por: Liza Seneca, Reba Buhr

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Quick read that history lovers will easily devour

This is the second WWII Paris historical fiction novel I've read recently. If you enjoyed The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah, you'll appreciate this one. It's YA so it's not as intense, but it has a great plot, wonderful characters, and the narrators of the audiobooks are superb.

During #mentalhealthawarenssmonth, reading about Alice's mom's struggle with depression is right on topic. A quick read that history lovers will easily devour.

Beyond Lovely

Wow.

Both Alice's and Adalyn's stories are captivating and the writing is so, so beautiful--lyrical even. I laughed and at times gasped out loud. I was continuously surprised and delighted by the mystery and the relatability of the characters. I was drawn in not only by the plot but by the history so carefully woven throughout the lives of Alice and Adalyn. I'm sure I must have learned about the French resistance in school numerous times, but I'll never remember it better and have felt it more than through the words of The Paper Girl of Paris. Absolutely lovely and highly recommended!

The narration was amazing to listen to. The accents felt just right.

The journey we take to seek the truth

I haven't read a YA novel in a long time.
I honestly was not expecting the ending and what happened. But I loved the story, the way both young women had a purpose, has passion and a love for their families.

Outstanding tribute to the heros of the French resistance.

The voice performances were very engaging. I loved this how the story intertwined with a young girls quest for the truth and the young girls bravery.

Great Story Line

This book is perfect I am 13 and this was a love story that was great but not too detailed for anything