Friday, March 25, 2022

Book Review: All The Light You Can Not See

  




 

All The Light You Can Not See

This book follows Marialor who lives in France with her father. She is blind and she enjoys the puzzles he makes for her to open on her birthday. He challenges her to move around on her own and follows her til she's figured out how to walk home, with scents, textures on the path and stores and so much more.

I am blind also and can follow the techniques along. Marialor reads braille and loves the classics she gets every year. He works at a museum and she is able to go outside into the gardens. She is concerned about the war that will come soon.

Story also follows a boy, Verna an orphan who can't wait to turn 15 then he can go down into the mines. His father’s body is still there. He wants to help serve the country by digging in the mines to help make metals for war machines. He is an expert when it comes to fixing radios.

Alternating chapters of each.

 Horrid war scenes when Germans overtake cities, they take everything and then some.

Love her adventures outdoors, especially to the beach and her secret place that has a key that is now hers.

She is able to survive with her uncle til he leaves one day to do some errand and a German comes into the house and is sick and stays for several days as she's locked in her special area.

She's in charge of the radio and speaks the book into the mic to tell others this story.

Sea of Flames, what a legend, weaves its  way through the whole story. Love the tiny puzzle houses her father has created for her.

Never expected one to show up and return to her.

Received this loaner book via Overdrive from loan  state library and this is my honest opinion.














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