Tittle: Code
Name Verity
Author:
Elizabeth Wein
Genre:
YA, historical fiction, war, world war II, mystery, friendship
Pages:
354
Publisher:
Hyperion
Format:
Digital (Kindle edition)
Time to
read it: more than 1 month
Language:
English
Rating:
3/5
“Code
name verity” is a book about a prisoner during World War II and how that war
changed her life and the one from everyone close to her.
“Code
name verity” was a good historical fiction. However, I was expecting something
different from this book, I do not know what but definitely something
different. The first part of the book was really difficult for me to get
through, there were a lot of flashes to the past of the main character and the
language was not easy either. Moreover, because I do not really fully
understand the first part I could not fully understand the second part of the
book. From what I did understand I liked the story but it was not captivating
and not really interesting. In my opinion, it was another story about the World
War II, and I know they are many people that love reading this stories that
even when they are fiction they could have been truth. I am just not one of
them, I like historical fiction but when they are about other thing different
than the war, when they give some hope.
I recommend
this book to those who love typical World War II stories, however if you do not
you might have some problems like I did to get through with it.
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