THREE SISTERS

A brilliant story of three teenage girls taken captive by the Nazis. Their fight for survival under utmost adverse conditions facing death at any point of time has been poignantly told. The strong bonding of the three siblings and determination to keep the promise of staying together is an example to follow! The march to freedom and settlement subsequently in Israel will keep the reader hooked. Real pictures of the sisters have been added in the book. A must read!

After reading first 2 books (The tattooist of Auschwitz & Cilka's journey) written by same author (Heather Morris) expectations from Three SISTERS was to add to already known facts. Heather Morris has done great justice to the story of sisters by taking us deep inside the Auschwitz and Birkenau camps as well as first time ever exposed the life of survivors after the camp too. a great book to understand the WWII era from three sisters perspective. #MustRead

• 𝐁𝐎𝐎𝐊 • 𝐑𝐄𝐕𝐈𝐄𝐖 • 𝐓𝐇𝐑𝐄𝐄 𝐒𝐈𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐒 •From the cover design of THREE SISTERS by Heather Morris, this book corresponds to A THOUSAND SPLENDID SUNS by Khalid Hosseini… but the plot is quite different. I haven't read the other two books by Heather Morris - CILKA'S JOURNEY and THE TATTOOIST OF AUSCHWITZ; but I can definitely tell that these books are masterpieces.A journey of Cibi, Magda, and Livi. A story of the brutality of Nazi battalions. A story of separation and reunion. This story begins with Cibi's journey and ends with Cibi-Magda-Livi's soulful reunion. They teach us that life is all about familiar support and respect. Their mother Chaya, Grandfather Yitzchak, and uncle Ivan tried their best to save them and make them safe. But it's their fate that keeps them unaware of the fact that no one can live happily ever after for a very fine decade. Here, the Nazi is their fate.Cibi, Magda, and Livi's surviving state in loss and plight is absorbable whenever we come to know about their mother and grandfather's sudden demise in front of their eyes. The story has twists and turns but interestingly, the book has a happy ending.Most of the stories of survival end with either death or separation. So, for me, it's a distinct position of a happy ending story to cope with. Rather than judging the plot of the story, I would like to praise the unique way to describe three sisters' girlhood and make me believe that "All's Well That Ends Well".

Story of three sisters who faced horrer of war...

This is the third book in a series related to TheHolocaust. It does not require reading the first two. I found the story interesting but sad.

This is story of survival of three sisters who overcame daily near death experiences to go on to lead productive and inspiring lives. Very emotional and beautifully written by the author.

This is the most amazing story I have ever had the privilege to read, along with The Tattooist ofAuschwitz they are my most favourite books, many thanks to Heather for the fantastic way she has portrayed the life and bitter struggle endured by theses lovely people, she is a brilliant writer. I can’t imagine the suffering at the hands of these evil people, I don’t think I would have been as strong as those hero’s and heroins during the holocaust, and pray that it will never happen again, once you begin to read these stories you can’t stop, these are a got to read books, about brave and wonderful people, I sincerely recommend them to everyone, excellent

How people can be unimaginably cruel, exceedingly kind, and impossibly strong in enduring the worst hell can throw at mankind, boggles the mind. My heart aches for those unfortunate souls who had to go through that. And I'm filled with guilt and deep thankfulness that I didn't.

Beautifully written...makes many realize how lucky we are born after such a dictatorship!..but also that you can feel for fellow humans under leadership in this day and age!...