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The war-story book genre is a popular and impactful genre that explores the harsh realities of war. These books often depict the brutality, violence, and trauma experienced by soldiers and civilians during times of conflict. They also explore themes of courage, sacrifice, and the human spirit in the face of adversity. From ancient epics like The Iliad, to modern classics like All Quiet on the Western Front, war-story books have captured the attention of readers for centuries. They allow us to gain a deeper understanding of the devastating effects of war and honor the sacrifices made by those who have served. Whether fictional or based on true events, war-story books serve as a reminder of the horrors of war and the enduring strength of the human spirit.
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The Diamond Eye

Author: Kate Quinn
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Book review added by Lynn on 2024-03-24

Kate Quinn has done an exceptional job in portraying the remarkable story of Mila, a real-life woman. In this book, she not only brings Mila's journey to life but also adds layers of intrigue, romance, and the rich Russian culture of that era.

Mila believes she possesses superior abilities compared to others in defending against the invading forces. Unlike in England, France, and America, where women's roles were... Read Full Review »

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The Song of Achilles

Author: Madeline Miller
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Book review added by Mel on 2024-01-02

An accessible and modern retelling of the Iliad is told from the perspective of Patroclus and his love story with the greatest warrior of his time, Achilles, from the moment they meet as children to the Trojan War. I quite enjoy Greek mythology, so this one was up my alley. This book is important for so many reasons, but although we are now spoiled with great 2SLGBTQ+ stories, it wasn't the case 10 years ago. It probab... Read Full Review »

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The Huntress

Author: Kate Quinn
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Book review added by Mel on 2023-12-05

Okay, don't throw rocks at me, but I think The Huntress is my least favorite Kate Quinn book so far. Don't get me wrong, I still enjoyed it, but it was a slow build, and it took me some time to fully get engrossed by the story. The last 100 pages were great, but the journey to get there felt kind of long. This is the story of Ian, a once-famous war reporter turned Nazi hunter, and Nina, an ex-member of the "Night Witch... Read Full Review »


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