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This book, Han Nolan, If I Should Die Before I Wake, really shows what it would be like to live in the Holocaust.

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I think that this is a great book that gives you a detailed, and informative taste of life during the holocaust. The characters were each very well developed, and it was a nice storyline. However, sometimes it was a bit confusing. I think the ending was a bit cliched. The last paragraph didn't click well. It just didn't work. Overall, this was a book that i enjoyed and would probably recommend to my friends. It is very sad, but in an empathetic way, if that makes sense.

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If I Should Die Before I Wake by Han Nolan was one of the best books that I have ever read. It kept be on the edge of my seat, not being able to put it down. Han Nolan has an amazing writing style that brought everything in the book to life. I would highly reccomend this book to anyone who loves a fantastic read.

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I had some mixed reactions to Han Nolan's If I Should Die Before I Wake. The beginning is very cool. It completely strips away that little thought of yours saying "oh, she'll never kill off that character". What I love the most about this book is that it's not a fairy tale. The wrong things happen when they're not supposed to. Nearly no one is safe from danger. On the other hand it's not any different than other Holocaust books. The ending spoiled the book for me, just a little, since it lost al ...

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This book is an interesting twist on the neo-Nazi youth culture and how it relates to the horrific Holocaust of World War II.

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loved it
Kept me reading, even though it was for school.
I enjoyed learning how Nolan portrayed her characters

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I read this book for an English project, and I loved it. Reading this book really made me think about the hold I have on life and what I am doing with it. The way Hilary changed when she woke up in the hospital, how she knew everything that had happened in Chana's life. All the struggles Chana went through. The obsticles put in front of her, she had to overcome. All the stuff she was going through, all the beatings she took just to stay alive. I personaly can't imagine some of the tragedies she ...