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Saying Goodbye to Warsaw by Michael Cargill - Free for reviewers and modmins
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Congrats on finishing your latest - I'll definitely take a copy for R&R - might be able to do after Sept when I've finally got my own out :)
Nice one, Mel!Good luck with your own book.
What does it take to be a reviewer? I would like to read it. We have until the end of June, correct?
Cindy, it doesn't really take anything to be reviewer as such - all you need to do is read the book and then leave a review or rating of the book.The codes above are probably expired by now but you can download a free copy from this group thread - https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Thanks, Michael. I will be glad to do so. I will post on Amazon too.
Set in the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II, it’s a story about the struggle for survival that the Jews had to endure every single day. At the hands of their Nazi tormentors they battled against starvation, disease, and deportations to concentration camps… until some of them decided to fight back.
It's available in ebook and paperback formats, and any reviewers/modmins are welcome to use the Smashwords code below to bag themselves a free copy.
Amazon UK - Kindle and Paperback
Amazon US - Kindle and Paperback
Smashwords - Code for a free copy is SB55G
Like any girl who is loved by her family, Abigail Nussbaum loves to chase butterflies, enjoys lying on her back looking for shapes in the clouds, and happily teaches young children to make daisy chains.
In the eyes of certain people, however, Abigail has committed a heinous crime. The year is 1940; the place is Poland; Abigail happens to be Jewish.
Along with half a million other Jews, Abigail and her family are evicted from their home and forced to live in the bombed out ruins of Warsaw, the Polish capital.
Although a handful decide to fight back, is the uprising strong enough to save Abigail’s spirit?