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The Orphan’s Tale

by

Pam Jenoff

 

The Orphan’s Tale by Pam Jenoff is a heart-warming story about two women and their encounters with the Nazi regime during World War II. Both are banished from their family homes for entirely different reasons and although there is quite an age difference they form a mutual bond. One is accomplished circus aerial artist, the other a lost young girl who finds her way to circus life where it eventually becomes her home also. They look forward to the day their circus goes on the road.  However, they find that they are being told where to perform and the even though they have crossed the border into France they are not safe from the Nazi regime of the time. How and why Noa, and Astrid are banished and learn to share a circus life together is a heart wrenching part of their tale.  And theirs is a very rocky road to real friendship and trust. This was my first Pam Jenoff read and I have since finished another of her novels.

 

I have rated The Orphan’s Tale   a read. Goodreads readers have rated The Orphan’s Tale an average of 4.03 stars from 15,806 ratings and 2,017 reviews The Orphan’s Tale can be purchased on-line at Fishpond, Booktopia and Amazon

 

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