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Edition Language:	English
Setting:	Warsaw Ghetto(Poland)

Sweet Remembrance: The Little Match Girl Retelling

Emily Ann Putzke

ebook | Pages: 47 pages

Rating: 4.25 | 20 Users | 11 Reviews

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Title	:	Sweet Remembrance: The Little Match Girl Retelling
Author	:	Emily Ann Putzke
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 47 pages
Published	:	February 16th 2017 by The White Rose Press
Categories	:	Fairy Tales. Fairy Tale Retellings. Historical. Historical Fiction

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In the despair of the Warsaw Ghetto, a young Jewish woman fights the Nazis with the only thing she has left—her memories.

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Ratings: 4.25 From 20 Users | 11 Reviews

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Certainly, this story is precious. With a twist on the original Little Match Girl tale, it transports you to the time of World War II. The story is complete with aches, sorrows, alongside beauty and joy.Cons? The only thing I didn't like was an unexpected swear word.

Beautifully poignant, tragic yet hopeful, this is a skillful re-imagining of "The Little Match Girl." It's true in tone to the original tale, but the new setting makes this story perhaps even more heartrending.Note: I originally read Sweet Remembrance in the Once anthology, which I received a free copy of in exchange for my honest review. Read my original review of Once at: http://oliviakfisher.blogspot.com/201....Oh my stars... Where to begin?Emily's retelling of The Little Match Girl takes place on the streets of Poland during World War II, where a twenty-one-year-old woman struggles to survive.I'm not even sure how to write this review; there hardly seem adjectives great enough to describe it.First



Utterly heartbreaking and beautiful. <3 (One instance of profanity and one word I didn't need.)

SO hauntingly beautiful! It tears at the heart with truth and longing. A young Jewish girl, barely living, is pulled to a destination by her memories of first and lost love, through Nazi war torn Poland. Very moving and deep. A great read!

Note: I originally read Sweet Remembrance in the Once anthology, which I received a free copy of in exchange for my honest review. Read my original review of Once at: http://oliviakfisher.blogspot.com/201....Oh my stars... Where to begin?Emily's retelling of The Little Match Girl takes place on the streets of Poland during World War II, where a twenty-one-year-old woman struggles to survive.I'm not even sure how to write this review; there hardly seem adjectives great enough to describe it.First

(I'd like to specify that I rate this 4 1/2 stars, but Goodreads won't let you go halves. Which is unfortunate.)The beauty of Sweet Remembrance is hard to put into words. Why? The beauty is so mingled with grief, one can only smile around the ache in the heart.Kasia and Romek are innocently sweet and overflowing with life and love. But darkness comes. Slipping this romantic couple into the midst of a horrifying Jewish ghetto, their sweetness becomes but a wavering beacon in the undiluted