All the Light We Cannot See
by Anthony Doerr
5/5
Scribner 531 pages May 6, 2014
Marie-Laure, a blind French girl, and Werner, a German orphan boy, navigate the horrors of World War II in occupied France. Their paths eventually cross in the besieged city of Saint-Malo, where their fates become intertwined. A Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about the power of human connection amid devastation.
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The prose in this book is so beautiful that Jim wanted to eat the pages. Doerr writes in these short, crystalline chapters that Jim burrowed through like tunnels — each one a tiny, perfect world. Marie-Laure and Werner's stories converge with such devastating precision that Jim's worm heart shattered into a million pieces. It's a war novel that's really about light, radio waves, and the invisible threads connecting us all. Pulitzer-worthy in every sense.
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