La bibliotecaria de Auschwitz (novela gráfica)
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- Author：Antonio Iturbe
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Summary
A Dita le encanta leer。 Pero en Auschwitz， los libros están prohibidos bajo pena de muerte。 Dita Adlerova es una adolescente que， junto a su familia y tantos otros judíos， es llevada al más letal campo de concentración de la Segunda Guerra Mundial: Auschwitz。
Sin embargo， cuando Dita descubre un puñado de libros， decide convertirse en la “Bibliotecaria de Auschwitz”， arriesgando su vida para que niños y adultos puedan evadirse， aunque solo sea por unas horas y solo con la imaginación， de la terrible vida en el campo de exterminio。 Pero ha de tener cuidado: el letal doctor Mengele， famoso por sus terribles experimentos， la vigila de cerca。
Salva Rubio y Loreto Aroca adaptan a novela gráfica la exitosa novela de Antonio Iturbe que cuenta esta increíble historia real， y que ha vendido más de miles ejemplares en todo el mundo。
Sin embargo， cuando Dita descubre un puñado de libros， decide convertirse en la “Bibliotecaria de Auschwitz”， arriesgando su vida para que niños y adultos puedan evadirse， aunque solo sea por unas horas y solo con la imaginación， de la terrible vida en el campo de exterminio。 Pero ha de tener cuidado: el letal doctor Mengele， famoso por sus terribles experimentos， la vigila de cerca。
Salva Rubio y Loreto Aroca adaptan a novela gráfica la exitosa novela de Antonio Iturbe que cuenta esta increíble historia real， y que ha vendido más de miles ejemplares en todo el mundo。
Reviews
Amberinhonduras
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I am continually amazed at how people found hope and light in the face of absolute evil。 This is a beautiful story that mixes facts and fills in with fiction。
Aimee
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The story itself is lovely。 However， the duplication of stories within the book made it hard to follow at times。
Erin Deschene
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One of the most impactful books I have ever read。 The horror of what human endured balanced with beauty。 Very moving。
David Sanz
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https://twitter。com/SanzDavid/status/。。。 https://twitter。com/SanzDavid/status/。。。 。。。more
bananeez
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 “The only thing that Liesl can do for her daughter-who is already stronger， braver， and more perceptive than she ever was- is to worry her as little as possible， and always to say she's perfectly well， although since the death of her husband， she feels a wound inside her that is continually bleeding。” “The only thing that Liesl can do for her daughter-who is already stronger， braver， and more perceptive than she ever was- is to worry her as little as possible， and always to say she's perfectly well， although since the death of her husband， she feels a wound inside her that is continually bleeding。” 。。。more
Bonnie Malouf
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A novel based on the life of Dita Kraus， sent to Auschwitz as a child， became the secret guardian of the few books smuggled in。 It is simultaneously horrifying and inspiring， always grounded in grim reality。 As gripping as the story is。 What will stay with me most deeply is the after-story of the author's years of getting to know the elderly， still determined， clear-eyed and strong。 I will remember this book。 A novel based on the life of Dita Kraus， sent to Auschwitz as a child， became the secret guardian of the few books smuggled in。 It is simultaneously horrifying and inspiring， always grounded in grim reality。 As gripping as the story is。 What will stay with me most deeply is the after-story of the author's years of getting to know the elderly， still determined， clear-eyed and strong。 I will remember this book。 。。。more
Christine
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"It doesn't matter how many schools the Nazis close。 Each time someone stops to tell a story and children listen， a school has been established。" "It doesn't matter how many schools the Nazis close。 Each time someone stops to tell a story and children listen， a school has been established。" 。。。more
Oblivionbookreader
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Es en general un libro duro pero precioso。 Esta lleno de frases que te hacen replantear muchas cosas y reflexiones que te harán abrir los ojos y valorar más la libertad。 Muy recomendable 😍👏
Bethany
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A fascinating book， with much the same information and protagonists as "I Escaped From Aushwitz，" which I had just finished。 A fascinating book， with much the same information and protagonists as "I Escaped From Aushwitz，" which I had just finished。 。。。more
Linda Hartley
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I think this book is well written and a part of history we shouldop not forget， however I found it too difficult to read and decided to finish about half way through。 Mainly because if some of the disturbing facts。 Not unknown to us all， as they have been well documented over the years and with the nature and cruelty of Auschwitz and the many Jewish people who suffered and died there。I have however given my review 4 stars， Antonio Iturbe is an excellent writer。 and with the true insight of the y I think this book is well written and a part of history we shouldop not forget， however I found it too difficult to read and decided to finish about half way through。 Mainly because if some of the disturbing facts。 Not unknown to us all， as they have been well documented over the years and with the nature and cruelty of Auschwitz and the many Jewish people who suffered and died there。I have however given my review 4 stars， Antonio Iturbe is an excellent writer。 and with the true insight of the young female prisoner Dita Kraus keeps the books for all the inmates regardless of the dire consequences should she get caught。 4。5 stars is my eventual rating but too vivid for my enjoyment 。。。more
Kira Haynes
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Dnf for now at page 125
Sandra The Old Woman in a Van
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There are many far better novels about the Holocaust available。 I’ve read extensively in this genre and The Librarian of Auschwitz did not impress me。 In short， too many liberties were made with the story， the historical characters， and accuracy of life in the camps。 As a young adult novel， disregarding the historical issues， it reads well and I can see why it engages readers。 I hope the author writes more novels， but I also hope he sticks with straight fiction， so the history doesn’t get muddle There are many far better novels about the Holocaust available。 I’ve read extensively in this genre and The Librarian of Auschwitz did not impress me。 In short， too many liberties were made with the story， the historical characters， and accuracy of life in the camps。 As a young adult novel， disregarding the historical issues， it reads well and I can see why it engages readers。 I hope the author writes more novels， but I also hope he sticks with straight fiction， so the history doesn’t get muddled。 Usually it’s a good thing when a book inspires me to do more research。 In this case， the inspiration came from a concern that the story was way off course - and everything I found， including interviews with the real Dita - confirmed my suspicions。 Dita was very kind in all her criticisms， but there were many crucial ways this book veers from history - first being， the books were never hidden， always on display （according to Dita）。 There was no clandestine library。 There was no hidden pocket。 This book is 90% fiction that uses real names。 。。。more
Simona Ramanauskienė
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Sunkiai skaitosi， bet įdomi istorija。
analise :）
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3。5 stars。 i felt it was a bit too slow paced at the start and middle， but definitely picked up at the end。 i felt there was too much switching povs in the chapters。 also there were many side characters who got a lot of attention put on them who i felt weren’t even the most important side characters （definitely wanted a chapter from mengeles pov）。 but i appreciated reading a book about a fellow reading who lived during the holocaust， so i overall did enjoy it！
Nadia Gosselin
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C’est un drame humanitaire qui ne cesse de bouleverser。 Une histoire invraisemblable… malheureusement trop réelle。 L’histoire de Dita est non seulement un hommage aux victimes， mais aussi aux vertus salvatrices de la littérature。
Lisa Bittle
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This was better than I would have expected。 So good it kept me up at night reading well into the night。
Kai Rivas Ruiz
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Apart from being incredibly sad， this book shows the reality of the WWII and how it affected so many people。We all have studied the WWI and WWII and all the outcomes of that， but how much do we know about the feelings of the people trapped inside whose joys of a life were delayed by the Holocaust？It´s a really heartbreaking story about a girl， Dita， who lost her parents in the concentration camp and a lot more people （older people， kids， babies。。。） despite that， she found a life purpose with the Apart from being incredibly sad， this book shows the reality of the WWII and how it affected so many people。We all have studied the WWI and WWII and all the outcomes of that， but how much do we know about the feelings of the people trapped inside whose joys of a life were delayed by the Holocaust？It´s a really heartbreaking story about a girl， Dita， who lost her parents in the concentration camp and a lot more people （older people， kids， babies。。。） despite that， she found a life purpose with the little library she kept on a secret。 I findt it worth admiring not only for the effort she made to keep it going， also the willpower to overcome the trauma that her loved ones left on her， and that possibly still accompany her to this day。As I said， it´s a sad but incredible story that deserves to be read， so I encourage you to take a look instead of spoiling the content（: 。。。more
Vickie Taylor
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I found this book quite difficult to review。 On the one hand the subject matter and the fact that it is in part based on true stories and the life of Dita Kraus were interesting but the narrative switched pov too much for me and sometimes the writing was almost too matter or fact and not very engaging。 There were occasions where there seemed to be a big build up only for the actual incident to be passed over in a few sentences。 These may be translation issues though。 Incidentally I found the par I found this book quite difficult to review。 On the one hand the subject matter and the fact that it is in part based on true stories and the life of Dita Kraus were interesting but the narrative switched pov too much for me and sometimes the writing was almost too matter or fact and not very engaging。 There were occasions where there seemed to be a big build up only for the actual incident to be passed over in a few sentences。 These may be translation issues though。 Incidentally I found the part at the end which gave information about the real people the most interesting part。 。。。more
Vivi Zamora
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Conmovedor y triste， como todos los libros que cuentan momentos de la historias de la humanidad tan oscuros。Sin embargo， creo que ya se ha abusado bastante de este asunto en muchas novelas。。。Y alguien tiene que decirlo。
Mrs。 Ceasar
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I saw a lot of reviews saying that compared to other books about the holocaust， this one just didn't catch their attention。 I had a completely different experience with this book。 It was an easy read。 This was in part， due to it being told more like a novel than a memoir。 I could not put the book down， at all。 I read it in an entire day and my obsession with it lasted for the rest of the week。 It didn't sugarcoat the story， which is the most important thing （in my opionon） for a book about the H I saw a lot of reviews saying that compared to other books about the holocaust， this one just didn't catch their attention。 I had a completely different experience with this book。 It was an easy read。 This was in part， due to it being told more like a novel than a memoir。 I could not put the book down， at all。 I read it in an entire day and my obsession with it lasted for the rest of the week。 It didn't sugarcoat the story， which is the most important thing （in my opionon） for a book about the Holocaust。 。。。more
Lacey LeAnn
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The POV shifts， the flashbacks - 👎🏼。 I’m bummed because I was excited to get my hands on this book。 Oh well。
Joke Kolthoff
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ooggetuige verslag van een jong meisje （ Tsjechisch） dat haar jeugdjaren vanwege haar joodse afkomst doorbrengt in concentratiekampen。 Ze is heel ondernemend en slaagt erin om een geheime， boekenverzameling （ een paar boeken） te houden voor de jongere kinderen die worden bezig gehouden door "leraren"。 Het kinderkamp is bedoeld om het rode kruis een goede indruk te geven van het kamp Auschwitz。 Jammer genoeg komt het Rode kruis uiteindelijk nooit en wordt het kinderkamp opgeheven。 ooggetuige verslag van een jong meisje （ Tsjechisch） dat haar jeugdjaren vanwege haar joodse afkomst doorbrengt in concentratiekampen。 Ze is heel ondernemend en slaagt erin om een geheime， boekenverzameling （ een paar boeken） te houden voor de jongere kinderen die worden bezig gehouden door "leraren"。 Het kinderkamp is bedoeld om het rode kruis een goede indruk te geven van het kamp Auschwitz。 Jammer genoeg komt het Rode kruis uiteindelijk nooit en wordt het kinderkamp opgeheven。 。。。more
Lisayang
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Я считаю， что моей ошибкой было читать это за два дня до 24 февраля 2022 года。
Chris
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No holocaust literary work will ever be able to make the inexplicable understandable。 It’s too much to comprehend。 Books like this， however， definitely bring the atrocities to light which is admirable in and of itself。 I admire this particular author’s attempt。 I just felt there were too many tangents to keep the flow of the story。 It centered on Dita but she for me wasn’t portrayed as the center figure。 Once again， because of all the other interwoven stories。 Ultimately it’s worth the read just No holocaust literary work will ever be able to make the inexplicable understandable。 It’s too much to comprehend。 Books like this， however， definitely bring the atrocities to light which is admirable in and of itself。 I admire this particular author’s attempt。 I just felt there were too many tangents to keep the flow of the story。 It centered on Dita but she for me wasn’t portrayed as the center figure。 Once again， because of all the other interwoven stories。 Ultimately it’s worth the read just not as a literary masterpiece。 FYI only。 。。。more
Catelyn Roberts
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While The Librarian of Auschwitz was a good book， there’s a lot of the writing style that feels like it’s been lost through translation （literally）。 The sudden switch in POVs was really unexpected and it made it just a bit harder to understand。
Karoline P
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One of the most heartbreaking， yet triumphant， books I’ve ever read。 It had to be written， and it must be shared。
Kieran
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I make it a rule to read anything that my kids recommend。 Good thing， because otherwise I might not have picked up this book。 My 12yo read it in school this year。The novel itself was excellent， hard material。 But my favorite parts were the various epilogues and postscripts at the end of the book， where the author details getting to know Dita Kraus over many years， whose story was the inspiration for the novel。 Don't skip those parts because they add important additional dimensions to the story i I make it a rule to read anything that my kids recommend。 Good thing， because otherwise I might not have picked up this book。 My 12yo read it in school this year。The novel itself was excellent， hard material。 But my favorite parts were the various epilogues and postscripts at the end of the book， where the author details getting to know Dita Kraus over many years， whose story was the inspiration for the novel。 Don't skip those parts because they add important additional dimensions to the story itself。 。。。more
Marie-Clare Church
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The story is great and the descriptions are ground breaking， however I feel that the way it is written is not as engaging。 It could be me but I feel that such a powerful story could use a more engaging way of writing。
Elizabeth
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Based on the true story of Dita Kraus， a 14 year old girl from Prague， who becomes the Librarian of Auschwitz。 This was extremely dangerous as the Nazi’s had banned books and possession of a book was punished by death。 Well written and engaging it shows us how people presevered through one one the darkest times in human history。
Christine Parker
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