The Paris Notebook: An utterly gripping and emotional WW2 historical fiction novel, based on a true story

Reviews

BEV

I thought the book was well written, I was getting to the point that I couldn’t walk away because I was just anxious to where this was going to go. It made me feel really anxious of what we’re coming round the corner and you could try and understand what these people must have gone through. The path they have took leads them through a journey from Germany to Paris where katja and Dr Viktor go to meet a contact with someone with connections who can help them get the notebook published. All the way through this book.

Not trusting anyone where every person could be Nazi spy. Meeting Daniel, who is facing his own demons from within they work together with many setbacks along the way. Katja, learns that while working for Dr Viktor, has the medical notes of treating a young Adolf Hitler when he was a soldier in the first world war, knowing this is vital information they enter a journey to get this information out to people so they know what Hitler is capable of and inform the people of the danger that awaits them. You was really Invested and you got a small glimpse into the lives of ordinary people and how it was affecting them all, through the actions of one persons desire of greed and power.