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Sarah Redden (569 KP) rated A Woman of War in Books

Sep 23, 2019

A Woman of War

Mandy Robotham | 2019 | Fiction & Poetry, History & Politics, Romance

10.0

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Fast paced (1 more)

Great storyline

Upsetting in parts (0 more)

Wow

I absolutely loved this book. I couldn't put it down but I had to at times because l didn't want it to end. Even though this book is fiction I was so caught up in Anke's journey that the author made it feel so real life. The author captured the sadness of real life history, and with her knowledge of midwifery this book fast became one of my favourite reads in years. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who has a fascination for stories about the holocaust.

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Kimmic (814 KP) rated Call the Midwife (The Midwife Trilogy #1) in Books

Feb 21, 2018

True stories about real life in 1950's (3 more)

Compelling story

A real eye opener

A warts and all insight into pregnancy and life in the 1950's

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A compelling read

This book made me laugh, cry, retch and stayed with me for some time after I finished it.
It gives you a real insight into the gruesome stories and life that the women (and men) of the 1950's endured and how nursing and midwives played a part in that.
I must admit that parts of the book will require a strong stomach to read, but I assume that if you are willing to read about childbirth in this era, then you expect some grueling details.
I did truly enjoy this book, and the authors interpretation of her past. Even if you have not experienced childbirth or pregnancy, I think that you would enjoy this book.