๐Ÿ‘ถ๐Ÿ‘ถ๐Ÿ‘ถ๐Ÿ‘ถ: The Ruins in Which We Bleed, by Steve N. Lee

The Ruins in Which We Bleed
Books such as these are always so important, especially as we live through these very uncertain times. We can not forget history, lest it repeats itself.

This novel is no exception. Inspired by a true story, Steve N. Lee has shared important events that were all too common during the Holocaust. In this particular story, 13-year-old Helena is attempting to survive a world that is literally crumbling around her. Her courage and determination are so inspiring as she attempts to survive the hatred aimed at her and her people.

I appreciated that this novel could be read by adults and teens alike, as it is crucial that they, too, learn about the myriad of events that occurred in the lead-in to this unimaginable human atrocity.

Many thanks to Mr. Lee for providing me with this gifted review e-copy.

Read 6/14/25

2 comments:

  1. Thank you for sharing my book with your readers, Nel. I'm thrilled you found Helena inspiring. When I discovered her story, I couldn't believe that it had never been properly told, so I appreciate you helping to share her tale with the world - she deserves to be remembered and not forgotten like so many other poor souls from that time.

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