Books matching: artfully crafted prose
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Save:'Story of a Secret State' by Jan Karski is a gripping account of the author's experiences during World War II, particularly focusing on his involvement in the Polish underground resistance. Karski's narrative sheds light on the bravery and challenges faced by individuals like himself who fought against the Nazi regime. also delves into the horrors of the Holocaust, offering a first-hand testimony of the atrocities witnessed by Karski, adding a personal touch to the historical events. The writing style is described as well-constructed and beautifully written, capturing the reader's attention with its detailed descriptions and objective reporting of the events.
We would all like to imagine that we would have tried to stop the Holocaust. We would have crept into the ghettos to learn the truth, found our way to the Allied capitals, and made the case for action... - #2
Save:'Giving Up the Ghost' by Hilary Mantel is a memoir that delves into the author's life, from her difficult childhood to her struggles with health issues. Mantel explores the impact of her past experiences on her present self, using a unique writing style that combines honesty, humor, and poignant reflections. The book covers themes of resilience, family dynamics, societal expectations, and the challenges of navigating the medical system.
It is a Saturday, late July, 2000; we are in Reepham, Norfolk, at Owl Cottage. There’s something we have to do today, but we are trying to postpone it. We need to go across the road to see Mr Ewing; w...
