Books about France in WWII

[LittleBowSheep]

Looking for recommendations for books based in France during WWII please.

I've already read the following:
All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
Suite Francaise by Irene Nemirovsky
Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein
Charlotte Gray by Sebastian Faulks

Either fiction or non-fiction is fine. Thank you.

The Book of Lost Names - Kristin Harmel

Nightingale? Is that one? I think it's Kristin Hannah?

The Tenth Man by Graham Greene - an underrated classic

Nancy Wake by Russell Braddon
The Franciscan of Bourges by Marc Toledano

Both non-fiction and both about the French Resistance

Scum of the Earth by Arthur Koestler - a hard read but incredibly clear-sighted about what was coming down the line.

Fair Stood the Wind for France - H E Bates. I read this recently and loved it. English airmen crash-land in occupied France and have to try and make their way back home.

On a slightly similar theme - Pied Piper - Nevil Shute.

Sarah’s Key by Tatiana de Rosnay

Operation Zig-Zag by Ben McIntyre - non-fiction about a double agent
Les Mandarins (the Mandarins) by Simone de Beauvoir is an autobiographical roman à clef about French intellectuals in the War.

Cruel Crossing by Edward Stourton.

Mostly about the trans-Pyrenean escape routes south of Toulouse, but also covers some of general resistance activities efforts in the region and some of less widely known atrocities that happened as a result.

The Barman of the Ritz by Philippe Collin. A fascinating true story about Frank Meyer who served the Germans at the Ritz throughout the occupation - he was Jewish himself!

The Postcard by Anne Berest (translated from the French). It's a novel but based on her real life story, as she embarks on a quest to find out what happened to her French Jewish family members during the war.

I second @benvenuto's recommendation of Les Mandarins!

Suite francaise is a tour du force.

I’m currently reading The Shock of the Light by Lori Inglis Hall, which I think is newly out. I’m about halfway through and it’s fabulous so far, though I have a feeling it might be a heartbreaker. It’s set in occupied France with brother/sister twins who are SOE and RAF

The Last Secret Agent by Pippa Latour. She died in 2023 and was the last surviving member of the SOE's French Section.The Nancy Wake biography is also very good. Two exceptionally brave ladies.

Fair Stood The Wind for France by H.E.Bates is excellent and absorbing.
Available here: https://archive.org/details/FairStoodTheWindForFrance/page/n2/mode/1up

Oh and A Woman of No Importance by Sonia Purnell

Thank you for all your responses. Looks like some fantastic suggestions here, I shall have a look at them all.

Charlotte Gray by Sebastian Faulks

I second The Postcard. One of my most favourite books ever

Aeiel Lawson - Code Name Hélène

Birdsong by Sebastian faulks is a really good book. I also love the light we cannot see

The Alice Network by Kate Quinn
In memoriam. By Alice Winn.

The Great Swindle by Pierre Lemaitre but it’s set just after the First World War.

A few of Fiona Valpy's novels are set in France during WWII.

I enjoyed Death in Bordeaux by Allan Massie. It’s part of a trilogy, although I’ve only read the first so far.