Official Review: And We Never Met A Nazi

Bianka Walter · Post by **Bianka Walter** » 17 Mar 2019, 03:44

spencermack wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 00:07 Thanks for the excellent review! This story sounds intriguing and something I may have to pick up soon!

Thanks so much! And thanks for taking the time to comment

Bianka Walter · Post by **Bianka Walter** » 17 Mar 2019, 03:45

Sushan wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 22:56 Seemingly an interesting book. Thanks for the descriptive review

Thanks, Sushan

Connie Otwani · Post by **Connie Otwani** » 17 Mar 2019, 11:46

Although simple, her anecdotes were very entertaining and had qualities reminiscent of a soap opera

Sounds like a fun read through and through. Even the title just draws you in! A pity about the editing issues.

Connie Otwani · Post by **Connie Otwani** » 17 Mar 2019, 11:46

Although simple, her anecdotes were very entertaining and had qualities reminiscent of a soap opera

Sounds like a fun read through and through. Even the title just draws you in! A pity about the editing issues.

Bianka Walter · Post by **Bianka Walter** » 17 Mar 2019, 13:48

Cotwani wrote: ↑17 Mar 2019, 11:46
Although simple, her anecdotes were very entertaining and had qualities reminiscent of a soap opera
Sounds like a fun read through and through. Even the title just draws you in! A pity about the editing issues.

Absolutely. I hope he gets the editing sorted out

Thanks, Cotwani!

Muhammad Ibn Isah · Post by **Muhammad Ibn Isah** » 18 Mar 2019, 14:56

I personally prefer a raw story to a garnished one, it give an intrested reader a near reality picture of the writer's ideas (history) no matter how it goes, it doesnt have to be a happy-ever-after. But for the numerous typos, this book is intresting and the review represents it well. congratulations

Bianka Walter · Post by **Bianka Walter** » 19 Mar 2019, 02:03

Muhammad Ibn Isah wrote: ↑18 Mar 2019, 14:56 I personally prefer a raw story to a garnished one, it give an intrested reader a near reality picture of the writer's ideas (history) no matter how it goes, it doesnt have to be a happy-ever-after. But for the numerous typos, this book is intresting and the review represents it well. congratulations

Thanks, Muhammad. I totally agree - history is history

Thanks for commenting!

Jessacardinal · Post by **Jessacardinal** » 22 Mar 2019, 12:33

I am not a huge history buff but your thorough review mixed with mention of the fun manuscript written by Dorothy are alluring. Reading about the events of this era from a non-traditional point of view, such as the "gossipy" discussions offered in this book, are attractive in comparison to lackluster text book style versions. Thanks for a great review!

Bianka Walter · Post by **Bianka Walter** » 23 Mar 2019, 01:52

Jessacardinal wrote: ↑22 Mar 2019, 12:33 I am not a huge history buff but your thorough review mixed with mention of the fun manuscript written by Dorothy are alluring. Reading about the events of this era from a non-traditional point of view, such as the "gossipy" discussions offered in this book, are attractive in comparison to lackluster text book style versions. Thanks for a great review!

Well, exactly. There's nothing I dislike more than parrot-style books that spit the information at you. This was definitely a refreshing change.
Thanks so much for commenting

gen_g · Post by **gen_g** » 29 Mar 2019, 11:50

I'm sure it doesn't say anything great about me, but you had me sold at "a gossipy version"! I do think it's important to have an authentic and down-to-earth version of the aftermath of WWII - "a gossipy version" would definitely help contribute to that, instead of having all our info come from dry texts! Thanks for the stunning review as always, Bianka! (:

Aniza Butt · Post by **Aniza Butt** » 31 Mar 2019, 10:48

Not my kinda book still it sounds great. Thanks for the review bianka.

Bianka Walter · Post by **Bianka Walter** » 04 Apr 2019, 02:48

gen_g wrote: ↑29 Mar 2019, 11:50 I'm sure it doesn't say anything great about me, but you had me sold at "a gossipy version"! I do think it's important to have an authentic and down-to-earth version of the aftermath of WWII - "a gossipy version" would definitely help contribute to that, instead of having all our info come from dry texts! Thanks for the stunning review as always, Bianka! (:

Hahaha, I am the same. As soon as she started talking about her neighbour's baby that could maybe not have been the husband's (SHOCK), I was practically drooling