I'm not usually a re-blogger, but there seem to be quite a few good ones this week...and I can see the people described very clearly in these words in my own past and present...and the new generation coming up. Hope we can let civility reign again, and learn how to deal with disappointment
My Copy: 9780809037728 (image by goodreads.com) Dawn is a surprising book in the mix. It hooked me, a story about a young man, a Holocaust survivor-turned freedom fighter, who has been tasked with killing a British soldier in retribution for the hanging of one of their Jewish fighters. Both deaths will take place at dawn. … Continue reading Dawn (The Night Trilogy #2), by Elie Wiesel
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