The Girls of the Glimmer Factory

 

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Book: The Girls of the Glimmer Factory 

Author: Jennifer Coburn 

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Review:

This is the second book Iโ€™ve read by Coburn, and once again, Iโ€™m struck by how she captures my attention right from the first page. Her storytelling in this novel is particularly compelling.

The story revolves around the Nazisโ€™ plan to create a propaganda film depicting a false image of the Theresienstadt ghetto. Hannah Kaufman, a Jewish woman opposed to the Nazi regime, and other like-minded individuals in the camp, are determined to expose the truth. Although they can't halt the filmโ€™s production, they know they must act quickly and strategically.

Hannahโ€™s childhood friend, Hilde, is a strong Nazi supporter. Sheโ€™s drawn to the promises of prosperity under Hitlerโ€™s rule and is eager to build a career in filmmaking.

Told from multiple perspectives, the book provides a nuanced view of the differing beliefs held during the war. The author crafts a thought-provoking ending, and the inclusion of the โ€œReading Group Guideโ€ offers deep reflections that linger well beyond the final page.

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Rating: 5/5

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