Three Sisters
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Summary
A promise to stay together。
An unbreakable bond。
A fierce will to survive。
From international bestselling author Heather Morris comes the breathtaking conclusion to The Tattooist of Auschwitz trilogy。
When they are girls， Cibi， Magda and Livia make a promise to their father - that they will stay together， no matter what。
Years later， at just 15 years old， Livia is ordered to Auschwitz by the Nazis。 Cibi， only 19 herself， remembers their promise and follows Livia， determined to protect her sister， or die with her。
In their hometown in Slovakia， 17-year-old Magda hides， desperate to evade the barbaric Nazi forces。 But it is not long before she is captured and condemned to Auschwitz。
In the horror of the death camp， these three beautiful sisters are reunited。 Though traumatised by their experiences， they are together。
They make another promise: that they will live。 Their fight for survival takes them from the hell of Auschwitz， to a death march across war-torn Europe and eventually home to Slovakia， now under iron Communist rule。 Determined to begin again， they embark on a voyage of renewal， to the new Jewish homeland， Israel。
Rich in vivid detail， and beautifully told， Three Sisters will break your heart， but leave you amazed and uplifted by the courage and fierce love of three sisters， whose promise to each other kept them alive。 Two of the sisters are in Israel today， surrounded by family and friends。 They have chosen Heather Morris to reimagine their story in her astonishing new novel， Three Sisters。
An unbreakable bond。
A fierce will to survive。
From international bestselling author Heather Morris comes the breathtaking conclusion to The Tattooist of Auschwitz trilogy。
When they are girls， Cibi， Magda and Livia make a promise to their father - that they will stay together， no matter what。
Years later， at just 15 years old， Livia is ordered to Auschwitz by the Nazis。 Cibi， only 19 herself， remembers their promise and follows Livia， determined to protect her sister， or die with her。
In their hometown in Slovakia， 17-year-old Magda hides， desperate to evade the barbaric Nazi forces。 But it is not long before she is captured and condemned to Auschwitz。
In the horror of the death camp， these three beautiful sisters are reunited。 Though traumatised by their experiences， they are together。
They make another promise: that they will live。 Their fight for survival takes them from the hell of Auschwitz， to a death march across war-torn Europe and eventually home to Slovakia， now under iron Communist rule。 Determined to begin again， they embark on a voyage of renewal， to the new Jewish homeland， Israel。
Rich in vivid detail， and beautifully told， Three Sisters will break your heart， but leave you amazed and uplifted by the courage and fierce love of three sisters， whose promise to each other kept them alive。 Two of the sisters are in Israel today， surrounded by family and friends。 They have chosen Heather Morris to reimagine their story in her astonishing new novel， Three Sisters。
Reviews
Aline Miller
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Where do I begin。 Such a well written and researched book。 Three sister surviving all they did in WWII and staying together。。 How hard it was forging a brand new life。 This his book is just a reminder so WE NEVER FORGET？！
Chelsie
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Just like the other two that Heather has written， this one is SO good！ I flew through this in about a day。 Based on a true story of three sisters who made a promise to their father before the war， and they did everything in their power to hold true to this promise。 I still just cannot believe these true stories and what happened to these poor people。 Cibi， Magda， and Livia all eventually end up in the concentration camps and fight for their lives every single day， not having any idea how other f Just like the other two that Heather has written， this one is SO good！ I flew through this in about a day。 Based on a true story of three sisters who made a promise to their father before the war， and they did everything in their power to hold true to this promise。 I still just cannot believe these true stories and what happened to these poor people。 Cibi， Magda， and Livia all eventually end up in the concentration camps and fight for their lives every single day， not having any idea how other family members are doing， but living off of the faith and hope that they will all day be reunited again， and the promise they made their father。 It really is quite amazing these three survived。 。。。more
Reeca Elliott
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Before their father passed away， he made his three daughters make a promise。 Livia， Magda， and Cibi must do everything in their power to stay together。 They each take this promise， and they do stay together， for the most part。 Then WWII happens and the three are separated。 Two are able to stay together in a concentration camp。 But the third is saved from their fate because of a Christian doctor。 However， after a few years， they all three end up together in Auschwitz。 The horrors they have seen a Before their father passed away， he made his three daughters make a promise。 Livia， Magda， and Cibi must do everything in their power to stay together。 They each take this promise， and they do stay together， for the most part。 Then WWII happens and the three are separated。 Two are able to stay together in a concentration camp。 But the third is saved from their fate because of a Christian doctor。 However， after a few years， they all three end up together in Auschwitz。 The horrors they have seen and experienced live with them throughout the years to come。This story is heart wrenching in so many places。 How these three survived is an amazing tale。 They survived because of kindness of others or just by chance and sheer luck。 And their tale does not stop after Auschwitz。 They continue to live not far from each other and share in their trials and tribulations。Heather Morris has done it again。 I am amazed at the research which went into this novel。 And the narrator， Finty Williams did an excellent job， perfect inflection and voices。 She really brought the story to life！Need a dang good novel that you will think about for days after…THIS IS IT！ Grab your copy today。I received this novel from the publisher for a honest review。 。。。more
Carolyn
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Having enjoyed The Tattooist of Auschwitz #1， I was excited to have the opportunity to read an advance copy of the third book in this trilogy， The Three Sisters。 Heather Morris has illuminated the astonishing true story of three Slovakian sisters who against all odds manage to stay together through their imprisonments by the Nazi's。 This is a true story which Morris was invited to write by the 93 year-old sister， Livi。 Morris does the story justice。 Her prior knowledge of what life in Auschwitz Having enjoyed The Tattooist of Auschwitz #1， I was excited to have the opportunity to read an advance copy of the third book in this trilogy， The Three Sisters。 Heather Morris has illuminated the astonishing true story of three Slovakian sisters who against all odds manage to stay together through their imprisonments by the Nazi's。 This is a true story which Morris was invited to write by the 93 year-old sister， Livi。 Morris does the story justice。 Her prior knowledge of what life in Auschwitz was like allows her to provide tremendous detail to the story。 We hear， feel， see and even smell the horror through her vivid descriptions。 Her characterizations of the sisters are exceptional。 The heroism of Cibi， the oldest sister， to protect her younger siblings is breathtaking。 The chance of survival in Auschwitz was only 18% and yet thanks to their bond， all three sisters make it。 Morris continues the sisters' story as they emigrate to Israel。 Unlike many historical fiction books about the Holocaust， we experience the emotional scars/ survivor's guilt which afflicts all three sisters。 Masterfully written， The Three Sisters is a unique addition to the repertoire of Holocaust literature。 。。。more
Barbi ♉️
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A story of survival。 After effects with anxiety， depression， survivors guilt and PTSD。 Three sisters by Heather Morris tells a story I haven’t heard before。 Starting in Slovakia。 Young girls taken to Auschwitz。 Their survival until the third sister comes。 Sad what these young girls endured。 Heartbreaking they were ever targets。 In the end they over came all odds。 Please to the end including the authors notes。
Trish
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This book was insightful and thought provoking。 I don’t think I would ever say I ‘enjoy’ reading about this topic， but it was one of the top。
Linda Reads
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Stirring， emotional journey of 3 sisters who lived thru the Holocaust， based on a true storyBy reading the Afterwards in this book you find out that these were real people （pictures included）， with real situations， from happy times at home with Mumma and Grandfather Yitzchak to dangerous and treacherous times when Cibi， Magda and Livi are sent to the Nazi camps Auschwitz and Birkenau。 This book should be required reading so that we never forget， nor allow it to happen again: how inhumane we can Stirring， emotional journey of 3 sisters who lived thru the Holocaust， based on a true storyBy reading the Afterwards in this book you find out that these were real people （pictures included）， with real situations， from happy times at home with Mumma and Grandfather Yitzchak to dangerous and treacherous times when Cibi， Magda and Livi are sent to the Nazi camps Auschwitz and Birkenau。 This book should be required reading so that we never forget， nor allow it to happen again: how inhumane we can be to one another。Told in Three parts: The Promise， The Gates of Hell and The Promised Land the three sisters tell of their life and times from teenagers to great-grandmothers。 I can’t remember crying this much while reading one book。 So poignant and haunting that I am confident I shall remember this book forever。 Slovakian， Jewish sisters Magda and Livi recount to the author Heather Morris what they endured and the impact their experiences had on their lives。 The Meller mantra: strength and hope， which is how the girls survived！ The essence of the book: Cibi tells her sisters， “We are all survivors。 We have all been beaten， starved and tortured， but look at us， we’re still moving， still alive。” Their survival was their justice and retribution toward the Nazis。If you would like to read about true events during a tumultuous period of our history， read and enjoy this book。 I was invited and I volunteered to review an ARC of this book through NetGalley。 I would give it 10 stars if I could。 。。。more
Nursebookie
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THREE SISTERS By Heather MorrisThere is something about Healther Morris' writing that completely engrosses me。 I loved each and every single one of her previous books， beginning with Cilka's Journey to The Tattooist of Auschwitz。 In this third book， we are immersed back into the harrowing world of the Nazis where three sisters， Cibi， Magda， and Livia would not be torn apart no matter what as a promise to their father that they will protect each other and stay together。 The story of their experie THREE SISTERS By Heather MorrisThere is something about Healther Morris' writing that completely engrosses me。 I loved each and every single one of her previous books， beginning with Cilka's Journey to The Tattooist of Auschwitz。 In this third book， we are immersed back into the harrowing world of the Nazis where three sisters， Cibi， Magda， and Livia would not be torn apart no matter what as a promise to their father that they will protect each other and stay together。 The story of their experience in Auschwitz， as told about their hardships， determination， their story of love and courage， until they could escape to Israel。 As always Morris' writing based on true stories always is meticulously researched， always thought-provoking， and quite powerful no matter the atrocities， there is always that glimmer of hope for survival and resilience。 One of the best author of WWII Historical Fictions I always recommend。 。。。more
Steph Edmeads
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Wow。 I’m absolutely blown away。 An extremely heartbreaking but wonderfully written book。 What I say here will not do this book justice。 Having read both The Tattooist and Cilka’s Journey; I had to of course read Three Sisters too。I think Heather did an incredible job of describing the three sisters， I had a vision of how they looked in my head， the sisterly bond and the love between them and their family。 It was beautiful。 To read about the tragic events they suffered broke my heart but also to Wow。 I’m absolutely blown away。 An extremely heartbreaking but wonderfully written book。 What I say here will not do this book justice。 Having read both The Tattooist and Cilka’s Journey; I had to of course read Three Sisters too。I think Heather did an incredible job of describing the three sisters， I had a vision of how they looked in my head， the sisterly bond and the love between them and their family。 It was beautiful。 To read about the tragic events they suffered broke my heart but also to see how strong they were to survive， stick together and get through the other side made me absolutely love the three of them。The book definitely gave an insight to exactly what life was like in Auschwitz， capturing the dark side。 I think this is possibly my favourite book of the three。 I loved how there was so much detail in to their lives afterwards， survival， love and family。I would highly recommend that if you do read this book， to read the authors note at the end along with the afterwords。 。。。more
Serena B
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Three sisters is the incredibly powerful historical fiction based on three real-life sisters， Cibi， Magda， and Livi。 They lived in Slovakia with their mother and grandfather， as their father passed away in the 1920's。 The girls were forced to grow up too fast as they were sent to forced labor and concentration camps。 I was blown away by the writing style and bringing to life this story。 The bond between the sisters， who made a promise to their father to never be apart， was incredible。 Their surv Three sisters is the incredibly powerful historical fiction based on three real-life sisters， Cibi， Magda， and Livi。 They lived in Slovakia with their mother and grandfather， as their father passed away in the 1920's。 The girls were forced to grow up too fast as they were sent to forced labor and concentration camps。 I was blown away by the writing style and bringing to life this story。 The bond between the sisters， who made a promise to their father to never be apart， was incredible。 Their survival was based on their support of each other。 Have a box of tissues nearby as you read this emotional book。 。。。more
Nancy
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Thank you NetGalley， Heather Morris and St。 Martin’s Press for the copy of Three Sisters。 This is my personal review。The story of the sisters Livia， Magda， and Cibi is one that will stay with me for a long time。Just opening the book and reading the first words I knew I was going to be told an unforgettable story of what the sisters went through。 I was drawn into their world and held there until the very end。They made a promise to their father， and they knew they would keep that promise no matter Thank you NetGalley， Heather Morris and St。 Martin’s Press for the copy of Three Sisters。 This is my personal review。The story of the sisters Livia， Magda， and Cibi is one that will stay with me for a long time。Just opening the book and reading the first words I knew I was going to be told an unforgettable story of what the sisters went through。 I was drawn into their world and held there until the very end。They made a promise to their father， and they knew they would keep that promise no matter what happens。The story is heart wrenching， emotional and at times tender。Thank you goes to the author of The Tattooist of Auschwitz Series。 Each book is so well written。 。。。more
Steve
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Three Sisters （The Tattooist of Auschwitz， #3）by Heather Morris This is not what I was expecting over half of the book is a complete rehash of what has gone before in the earlier two books with life in the concentration camps and the horrors that all endued the book gets better on the journey to Israel and life there but it took so long to get to this point。I still stand by my reviews of the earlier books that Morris lacks an emotional heart in her writing and all the books feel like news report Three Sisters （The Tattooist of Auschwitz， #3）by Heather Morris This is not what I was expecting over half of the book is a complete rehash of what has gone before in the earlier two books with life in the concentration camps and the horrors that all endued the book gets better on the journey to Israel and life there but it took so long to get to this point。I still stand by my reviews of the earlier books that Morris lacks an emotional heart in her writing and all the books feel like news reports thrown at me。I'm happy that I have read these books as they are stories that need to be told to as many people as possible and I thank Heather for this。However if you have read the first two books I would say that there is not much here that you haven't read before。I really would have liked more story of the building of Israel as thousands of people settled there to make this a safe and new home after all the horrors' they had to go through during the war I feel this would have been a more compelling and interesting story。As a body of work I would say this is a good trilogy and one that everybody that reads should pick up and give it the time it deserves。Just about worth your time and hard-earned cash but the trilogy overall is a must read well worth your time and money。My thanks to Netgalley， St。 Martin’s Press for an advance copy of this book。 。。。more
Carol Wright
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Having previously read “The Tattooist of Auschwitz” “ and “ Cilkas Journey” I would rate this the least favourite…but still enjoyed it
Fiona Mccormick
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Gut wrenchingly horrific book。 But it deserves to be told。 Because this is a novel， you wonder has it been romanticised？ How much has actually been made up and how much is fact。 But it is based on fact and has been approved by the family involved so we take it in faith。 What horrifies me even more than the death camps is what happened afterwards。 When people eventually made it back to their home countries， they were still vilified and discriminated against， their houses taken over by strangers。 Gut wrenchingly horrific book。 But it deserves to be told。 Because this is a novel， you wonder has it been romanticised？ How much has actually been made up and how much is fact。 But it is based on fact and has been approved by the family involved so we take it in faith。 What horrifies me even more than the death camps is what happened afterwards。 When people eventually made it back to their home countries， they were still vilified and discriminated against， their houses taken over by strangers。 I love to read true history and was glad we were brought up to date with all the family members and also some of the guards in the camp。Absolutely horrific but what happened has to be told so people realise the depths of evil that pervaded at the time and it is terrifying that these things could easily happen again if people don't challenge what is actually happening in the world。 。。。more
Jean
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What a way to end a trilogy！ Thank you， Ms。 Morris， for a challenging story of the bond of three sisters as they face the atrocities in their home country of Slovakia to Auschwitz to the new country of Israel。 This is based on the true story of three sisters。 I do not want to retell the story's premise that has been in other reviews。 I just want to focus on the fortitude and strength of siblings in an effort to survive and eventually thrive。 There is just enough reference to the first two books What a way to end a trilogy！ Thank you， Ms。 Morris， for a challenging story of the bond of three sisters as they face the atrocities in their home country of Slovakia to Auschwitz to the new country of Israel。 This is based on the true story of three sisters。 I do not want to retell the story's premise that has been in other reviews。 I just want to focus on the fortitude and strength of siblings in an effort to survive and eventually thrive。 There is just enough reference to the first two books to tie the three together。 Though each book can stand alone。 Highly recommend especially for those who have sisters。Thank you， NetGalley， the publisher and author for an advanced copy。 。。。more
Maria
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The heartbreaking tale of three sisters and their journey through the concentration camps。 It was beautifully told but so hard to read at times because of the hardships they faced。 Still， Heather Morris does a fantastic （almost too good） job of making you feel like you are there with them; you feel their pain， their joy， and their love for one another。 I loved this book for the women it brought into my life but am sad for the story it told。I received a copy from #NetGalley in exchange for an hon The heartbreaking tale of three sisters and their journey through the concentration camps。 It was beautifully told but so hard to read at times because of the hardships they faced。 Still， Heather Morris does a fantastic （almost too good） job of making you feel like you are there with them; you feel their pain， their joy， and their love for one another。 I loved this book for the women it brought into my life but am sad for the story it told。I received a copy from #NetGalley in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Eve
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Incredible story， atrocious writing。It honestly makes me sad that this story will probably never get told in the way it truly deserves。 Please take a writing class Heather Morris， before you butcher another wonderful story。
Andrea Johnson
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Three Slovakian sisters make a promise to their father that they will always be together and look out for each other。 Based on the true experiences of these sisters， the author takes us on their heart-breaking journey to Auschwitz and on their hopefully journey to Israel。 Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the arc。
Rebecca
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Another Fantastic read from Heather！ Equal parts heartbreaking as heart warming， this tale of 3 Sisters continually shines a light of love during a very dark time and reminds you to remember your own blessings big and small！！
Joanne Hattersley
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where do I start？Having read Tattooist and Cilka， this book was a pre-order on kindle for some time。 I have one word。 Wow！ How can I do this book justice in a review？ Three sisters is a story of lives lived。 It’s a story of battles fought， battles won and battles almost lost at times。 It’s a story that demonstrates through the written word， that as long as you have family， as long as you are together…。。you can survive。 Heathers writing style and attention to detail is breathtaking。 Throughout th where do I start？Having read Tattooist and Cilka， this book was a pre-order on kindle for some time。 I have one word。 Wow！ How can I do this book justice in a review？ Three sisters is a story of lives lived。 It’s a story of battles fought， battles won and battles almost lost at times。 It’s a story that demonstrates through the written word， that as long as you have family， as long as you are together…。。you can survive。 Heathers writing style and attention to detail is breathtaking。 Throughout the read， I had images forming of how I felt the sisters looked and Heather had described them beautifully。 To survive the atrocities that they faced， to come out the other side and raise their families， is a testament to their strength， character， honour and stamina。 It’s a testament to family。 Thank you Heather for this book。 Yet again， I’m blown away。 5 star review。 。。。more
Jennifer Stallter
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Read this book in one sitting。 Captured my attention from the first page and couldn’t put it down。 Thankfully it was a rainy afternoon and I could just tuck in and read。
Debra
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4。25 starsHeather Morris has done it again！ A promise to stay together。An unbreakable bond。A fierce will to survive。 The day before a dangerous operation， their father asked his three daughters， Cibi， Magda and Livia to make a promise that they will look after each other and stay together no matter what。 That's a hard promise to make as people are different， have different personalities and life takes us in all different directions。 But a promise is a promise。。。。Years later one by one the sis 4。25 starsHeather Morris has done it again！ A promise to stay together。An unbreakable bond。A fierce will to survive。 The day before a dangerous operation， their father asked his three daughters， Cibi， Magda and Livia to make a promise that they will look after each other and stay together no matter what。 That's a hard promise to make as people are different， have different personalities and life takes us in all different directions。 But a promise is a promise。。。。Years later one by one the sisters find themselves in Auschwitz where the sister are reunited。 Not the place one wants to meet a loved one， but still， they were happy at least to be there for each other。 Plus， they are determined to live。 They survive the horrors and eventually make their way to Israel to begin their lives。Heather Morris tells the three sister's stories of hardship， love， courage， determination， and strength。 In her Author's note， she tells not only their story but the story of their beloved parents， and grandfather。 She shares how their lives changed once living in Israel and included notes in the form of "Afterward" with family members。 It left me gutted。 I know what it is like to love a survivor and I can relate to how their families felt about their stories being told。 Heather Morris can do no wrong in my book and I look forward to reading more of her work in the future。 Powerful and moving。 Thank you to St。 Martin's Press and NetGalley who provided me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review。 All the thoughts and opinions are my own。Read more of my reviews at www。openbookposts。com 。。。more
Kaye
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I have a deep appreciation of what author Heather Morris can do with her combination of rigorous historical research， superlative empathy， and stellar powers of expression: She takes individuals from perhaps the darkest time in human history and brings them to vivid， complex life。This is the third book in Morris's Tattooist of Auschwitz trilogy， and all of her skills are on display。 This book differs from the first two in that: 1） some of the people on whom it is based are still alive， and -- ac I have a deep appreciation of what author Heather Morris can do with her combination of rigorous historical research， superlative empathy， and stellar powers of expression: She takes individuals from perhaps the darkest time in human history and brings them to vivid， complex life。This is the third book in Morris's Tattooist of Auschwitz trilogy， and all of her skills are on display。 This book differs from the first two in that: 1） some of the people on whom it is based are still alive， and -- according to the afterword -- met Morris and told her their story; and 2） it carries the subjects' lives forward into the post-war decadesThe second of these differences added a great deal to the appeal of the book， although （like many of the other reader-reviewers）， I wish it hadn't felt like just an afterthought。 It was a life-affirming coda that maybe got short shrift。The first of these differences -- Morris's acquaintance with her subjects， and their ability to read her book -- may have influenced her more than she realized。 The book felt almost like an homage to these three remarkable women， in an almost-gushing way。Still， it was an uplifting depiction of a heartbreaking period。 Thanks to NetGalley and St。 Martins Press for an advance readers copy。 。。。more
Suzanne
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Three Sisters is another phenomenal book by the author that brought us The Tattooist of Auschwitz。 It’s based off of a true story of three Slovakian sisters that made a promise to their father to always protect each other。 No one could have imagined the pure nightmare that these girls would have to endure。 It is so important for these stories to be told so that new generations don’t forget the horrific crimes committed against an entire group of people just because of their faith。 I’m grateful t Three Sisters is another phenomenal book by the author that brought us The Tattooist of Auschwitz。 It’s based off of a true story of three Slovakian sisters that made a promise to their father to always protect each other。 No one could have imagined the pure nightmare that these girls would have to endure。 It is so important for these stories to be told so that new generations don’t forget the horrific crimes committed against an entire group of people just because of their faith。 I’m grateful to the survivors that have found the strength to tell their stories。 。。。more
Jen
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A must-read。Starting off， I did read Cilka's Journey by this author and loved it。 I am not usually into reading historical novels， even if they are fictional and especially dealing with real-life events， like the Holocaust。 But Heather Morris writes so very well you are more intrigued about the story that she is telling， not depressed about the actual event （although tragic）。 I will say that I did not enjoy this as much as Cilka's Journey， there was something about the third person point of view A must-read。Starting off， I did read Cilka's Journey by this author and loved it。 I am not usually into reading historical novels， even if they are fictional and especially dealing with real-life events， like the Holocaust。 But Heather Morris writes so very well you are more intrigued about the story that she is telling， not depressed about the actual event （although tragic）。 I will say that I did not enjoy this as much as Cilka's Journey， there was something about the third person point of view writing which didn't work here for me。 I also thought it flipped back and forth too much with timeframes。 And I would have to agree with some other reviews that most of the book deals with Auschwitz and not what the synopsis says。 But I would still highly recommend it。 The strength that is mentioned in it by showing the three sisters and their determination and sacrifices is just so heartbreaking and heart-warming。 It truly makes you stop and think about the thousands that not only had the strength to endure but then carry on after a horror such as they experienced。 The footnotes at the end are a nice touch。 Ms。 Morris did so much research and interviewing for her series of books， I applaud her。4。5 （rounded to 5） starsI received an advanced copy in exchange for my review 。。。more
Paula
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Three Sisters is by the author of Cilka's Journey which I had read。 That book grabbed my heart which Three Sisters overwhelmingly did too。 Heather Morris gives a heartbreaking story of the horrors of the death camp in Nazi Germany - Auschwitz as well as how it continues to affect Livia， Magda， and Cibi。 What a story of their survival in the face of such a wicked cruel place。 Then their troubles are not completely over with the ending of the war。 Now they learn to embrace their freedom with the p Three Sisters is by the author of Cilka's Journey which I had read。 That book grabbed my heart which Three Sisters overwhelmingly did too。 Heather Morris gives a heartbreaking story of the horrors of the death camp in Nazi Germany - Auschwitz as well as how it continues to affect Livia， Magda， and Cibi。 What a story of their survival in the face of such a wicked cruel place。 Then their troubles are not completely over with the ending of the war。 Now they learn to embrace their freedom with the past that will always haunts them。 What makes this such an impressive read is that it is based on a true story。 The notes at the end were inspiring but also heartbreaking to know that real people actually had these experiences; that other many real people were actually so evil。 Still others were kind。 This is historical fiction but it is for all people everywhere。 I cannot express how important read this is for all of us， we must not forget。 We can also honor these three sisters by living our best lives while holding tight to our families。 An ARC of the book was provided by the publisher through NetGalley which I voluntarily chose to read and reviewed。 All thoughts and opinions are my own。 。。。more
Suzy
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So many tears shed while reading this book。 I love that Heather Morris continues to bring us the lives of these real people who lived through so much and deserve to be honored。 I was drawn into the lives of Cibi， Magda， & Livi from the beginning。 I read this is a day。 Such a heartfelt story of survival and to see their lives after all of it was just beautiful。 There is so much more I could say about this book， but I am just basking in the beauty of it and encourage everyone to read it。Thank you So many tears shed while reading this book。 I love that Heather Morris continues to bring us the lives of these real people who lived through so much and deserve to be honored。 I was drawn into the lives of Cibi， Magda， & Livi from the beginning。 I read this is a day。 Such a heartfelt story of survival and to see their lives after all of it was just beautiful。 There is so much more I could say about this book， but I am just basking in the beauty of it and encourage everyone to read it。Thank you NetGalley and the Publisher for this ARC！ 。。。more
Kasey McCarthy
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This book is about a promise made to a father by his three daughters。 The three daughters would experience such horrors and unimaginable things during the Holocaust。 Each one has a unique experience and find ways to heal and thrive in life。
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