Beautiful World War II story of love and family. Not a romance, though the love story is the centerpiece and it is compelling. Wonderful characters, beautiful scenes of Paris, brutal scenes of war. While I was reading it I felt it was a bit long, but when I finished I couldn't think of what might be left out.
Andras is a young Hungarian Jew, on his way to Paris and architecture school when he is given a package to deliver to an acquaintance in Paris. And a mysterious letter, to slip into a mailbox. The connections he makes through those items change his life. Dramatic? The Invisible Bridge is much better than that.
3 comments:
That sounds great! I've added it to my TBR list.
Sarah, it seems like your kind of book, based on what I know about your reading!
Sounds like a good book, and I look forward to reading it!
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