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 I’ve read by Coburn, and once again, I’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 Nazis’ 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 film’s production, they know they must act quickly and strategically.

Hannah’s childhood friend, Hilde, is a strong Nazi supporter. She’s drawn to the promises of prosperity under Hitler’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 “Reading Group Guide” offers deep reflections that linger well beyond the final page.

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Rating: 5/5

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