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Title
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The
Nightingale
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Author
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Kristin
Hannah
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Call
Number
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McNaughton
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Location
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1st
Floor McNaughton
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Rating
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Recommended
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Book
Review
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Set
in WWII France, the war unfolds through the lives of two estranged sisters.
While their relationship is less developed, the book is worth reading to
learn about life in a village during occupied France and the French
Resistance. The Nightingale is based on a real woman who was a heroine in
WWII. The book's research seems solid. If you are interested in
another perspective about WWII (and can handle the emotional toll such a book
inevitably takes), this is worth reading.
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Submitted
By
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Melissa
Berry
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Department
or Major
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Law
Career Services
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Status
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Staff
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Chapman
Email
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Tuesday, July 5, 2016
The Nightingale
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