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Has anyone read "The Women at Hitler's Table"?

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KnightandDay Wed 22-Jan-20 22:57:12

I saw this in my local book shop and thought it sounds promising, I need a choice for my book club and was wondering if anyone has read this? All opinions appreciated!

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tripfiction Sun 26-Jan-20 19:15:12

Yes, and I was little underwhelmed, tbh. I reviewed it here:
www.tripfiction.com/novel-set-in-gross-partsch-parcz-german-poland/

If you decide that isn't a goer for your book club, then perhaps Where the Crawdads Sing and recently I have read Little Faith by Nickolas Butler which is one of those books that isn't on the BIG radar but is lovely and poignant.

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KnightandDay Sun 26-Jan-20 20:06:51

Thanks tripfiction! I also like the look of Where the Crawdads Sing. Haven't seen anything of Little Faith, so will look at that too smile