A most elegantly written tale filled with anguish, love and gratitude.

Wow and wow again. How the world could let this happen is so sad. So sad the innocents, the talented, the good people who were terrified and brutally murdered. This type story should be read and discussed more (and by younger) people so they know & understand how to grow up more loving, less militant, more joined to others in this world. A well-told story by a survivor, a man with a special will to live and to let others know what actually happened in those years. A must read!

Hard to read at times, but this is real, mostly true and the world seems to have forgotten.

A very compelling, true story that shows the determination of people to overcome the greatest of atrocities..

Moving….inspiring… I’ve always been fascinated with the time period of WW2, and especially the Holocaust. I’ve read plenty of fiction and non-fiction on the subject. I’m not sure how a book can so beautifully intertwine fiction and reality. A true love story but a story of unwavering hope during so much uncertainly. I laughed and cried. May this book be another way to never forget history, but to also be inspired by it.

Throughout this book I learned so much about Auschwitz and the people living there. But, unlike other books, The Tattooist Of Auschwitz excited and entertained me throughout Lales amazing journey.

This book touched my soul. I couldn’t put it down. I recommend it to everyone. The follow up book is just as good.

This book was absolutely everything I’ve ever wanted in a book. It was real. It was honest. It made me extremely emotional every way. I give this book as presents to other people. It’s a story that everyone should know. I only put it down because I had to go to work and sleep.

Easily one of the best holocaust survival stories I think I’ve ever read finished it in 2 days I couldn’t put it down Lale and Gita’s journey of survival is just amazing bravo to the author a must read if you are looking for a holocaust story

I recently have been sucked down the rabbit hole of reading Holocaust novels and this one is definitely worth the read! If you enjoy this read I would highly recommend checking out the author Mandy Robotham.