Martha Hall Kelly
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Lilac Girls
— published 2016 — 10 editions |
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Spring 2016 Debut Fiction Sampler
by Bill Beverly (Goodreads Author), Amber Brock (Goodreads Author), Siobhan MacDonald — published 2016 |
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"5/5!! Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly is an amazing book based on real people. It focuses on Ravensbruck, the only concentration camp that housed only women. This book explores the horrors that occurred there along with the strength of the human..."
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"Very interesting show of how the war affected Poland. Don't always read about how that country suffered and the aftermath."
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"Loved this book so much. Wonderful strength mixed with sentimentality shared among 3 women. Highly recommended!!!! "
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"AMAZING!!! Could not put this book down. I fell in love with all three main characters and how their stories intertwined. Would definitely suggest this book to other readers! "
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I smile. "You don't think I'm perfect?" "No. You're delightfully screwy, and I wouldn't have you any other way.” Stephanie Perkins |
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| Highly recommended to me by my developmental editor Alexandra Shelley, Castles Burning did not disappoint. Told from a child's point of view, it brings the period so vividly alive and is poignant, heartbreaking and funny. Having read so many Holocaus ...more | |
“Somewhere in a corner of our hearts, we are always twenty,” I said. How”
― Martha Hall Kelly, Lilac Girls
― Martha Hall Kelly, Lilac Girls
“I’d known I was about to meet the man who’d shatter me like bone china on terra-cotta, I would have slept in. Instead,”
― Martha Hall Kelly, Lilac Girls
― Martha Hall Kelly, Lilac Girls
“If I’d known I was about to meet the man who’d shatter me like bone china on terra-cotta, I would have slept in. Instead,”
― Martha Hall Kelly, Lilac Girls
― Martha Hall Kelly, Lilac Girls
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― Alan Bennett, The History Boys
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― John W. Campbell Jr.
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― Martin Luther King Jr.
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― Doris Kearns Goodwin
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― J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
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