Atonement by Ian McEwan was another selection by some of our WWII Reading Challenge participants Here’s what they had to say.  Don’t forget to click on the links for full reviews. Bookatopia said: I had high hopes for this book but I have to say...

One of the books Kris of Not Enough Books (click for full review) chose for the WWII reading challenge was Love and Sand by Howard Layton.  Here’s what she had to say: Normally everything you learn and hear about is what is going on in Europe, so I...

Writing Wrongs recently reviewed Tamar by Mal Peet for the WWII Reading Challenge 2009.  Please click on the link for the full review, but here’s an excerpt: I loved the characterization in the novel. The bits and pieces of character information that...

Lynda of Lynda’s Book Blog selected The Terrible Rain:  War Poets, 1939-45 edited by Brian Gardner to read as part of the WWII Reading Challenge.  Here’s a bit of what she had to say; Click the link to read the full review. The collection is divided...

The Night Watch by Sarah Waters is another book selected by a few of the WWII reading challenge participants.  Here are some excerpts; click the links to read their complete thoughts. Sandy at You’ve Gotta Read This! said: This is a highly...