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A review by elsaaqazi
Dry Tears: The Story of a Lost Childhood by Nechama Tec
I refuse to rate this, it is I feel unfair. Probably wont be rating other Holocaust related non fiction texts that i will be reading in the future.
To tell your story of something as horrific as the Holocaust is just too haunting and daunting a task in my mind, and i cant possibly in right conscience give it a rating.
Anyway coming to the book, often times when the events were too bizarre and just surrealistically, astoundingly evil, I had to stop and remind myself that this actually happened. This was emotionally jarring.
(1/13 of the books for the holocaust course)
To tell your story of something as horrific as the Holocaust is just too haunting and daunting a task in my mind, and i cant possibly in right conscience give it a rating.
Anyway coming to the book, often times when the events were too bizarre and just surrealistically, astoundingly evil, I had to stop and remind myself that this actually happened. This was emotionally jarring.
(1/13 of the books for the holocaust course)