Harper Lee's Go Set a Watchman stirs outcry and intrigue
The discovery of a manuscript titled Go Set a Watchman, written before To Kill a Mockingbird, sparks debate over Harper Lee's involvement. Lee, 88, claims she is alive and happy with reactions, while critics question mental state and publishing decisions. HarperCollins plans 2 million copies for July 14 release.
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My Mother's Secret reveals courage amid Holocaust horrors
A reviewer recalls the true tale of Franciszka and Helena who hid 15 people in rural Poland during World War II. The book follows Helena's escape from Germany to Poland, the selfless acts of kindness by Franciszka, and the resilience of those sheltered as war rages.
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