Heather from Age 30+…A Lifetime of Books posted today about her grandmother’s experiences in Coventry during WWII, and her take on Helen Humphreys’ Coventry (a book I read earlier this year and highly recommend). Heather and her family have some...

Recently At Home With Books, discovered that Anne Frank was indeed caught on video. If you haven’t ever seen her on video, we suggest you check it out here in this YouTube video. Anne is caught leaning out of a window, according to the caption with...

Today, we’re pleased to welcome Michael Dean, author of The Crooked Cross and the upcoming Hirschfeld’s Friends, to War Through the Generations. “Accusing Hitler” by Michael Dean In the late spring of 2006, I was sitting in a Munich library reading...

A few participants read and reviewed Night by Elie Wiesel for the WWII reading challenge.  Here are excerpts; feel free to click the links to read the complete reviews. Joanna from It’s All About Me said: One of the things that struck me is that...

Michele from A Reader’s Respite read and reviewed Guernica for the WWII Reading Challenge.  Here’s an excerpt: This is a character driven novel and Boling fills the novel with complex, rich characters, making the reader a part of the community. You...