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Saying Goodbye to Warsaw by Michael Cargill
Like many young girls, Abigail loves to chase butterflies and happily teaches children to make daisy chains. Unfortunately, Abigail has committed a heinous crime.
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The year is ; the place is Poland; Abigail happens to be Jewish. Along with half a million other Jews, Abigail and her family are forced to live in the bombed out ruins of Warsaw. Like any girl who is loved by her family, Abigail Nussbaum loves to chase butterflies, enjoys lying on her back looking for shapes in the clouds, and happily teaches young children to make daisy chains. First of all, I would like to thank Michael Cargill for sending me a copy of his book.
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Please check out his blog and Goodreads pages for more information about him and his books. There were a few things that jarred me out of my immersion of the story. My first problem was that this family is a Polish family but as I read the dialogue, I thought that they sound distinctly English. This seemed to be a device used to increase the suspense of the situation, but it happened repeatedly.
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While I can appreciate the need to build suspense, I found that these two things were bit overused. It is of paramount importance. The characters in this story were spot on. They were well thought out and and felt as though they could be people that you know.
It was the relationships between the protagonists that I liked the most. Abigail is such a sweet little girl, but not overly sweet.
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Leo was a fantastic big brother who loved and wanted to protect his family. I could also relate to him as he was angry about the way people were being treated and he was completely helpless to stop it. The points of view were interesting as Mr. Cargill frequently change the pov throughout the chapter. It was nice to know what the other characters were thinking and added to their believability. Which is funny and a bit ridiculous because I love horror, zombies and anything of an apocalyptic nature.