Eva Taylor

This is a daughter's tribute to her mother, Sabine Zuur. During WWII, Sabine fought in the Dutch resistance. Once captured, she spent two tears in three different concentration camps. Her strength of will, convictions, and determination led to her survival.

As a story, this book was a bit lacking. It wasn't written from Sabine's point of view, but as a retelling of Sabine's story by her daughter through letters and documents. This turned it into a recitation of facts rather than a readable book. I do appreciate the author's attempts to document her mother's life, I believe more resistance stories should be preserved and told. Overall, not a book I would reread or recommend.… (more)