Tanner Fowler Part 2 All But My Life

I liked the end of this book. The thing that surprised me the most was when the Death March happened. I couldn't imagine the thought of not knowing what was going to happen to your family, friends, and yourself. Gerda, she was so mentally strong she was one of the 130 girls that survived the march. There wasn't anything you could do to assure that your life would not be taken. I could not mentally and physically survive and go through what she went through. The labor she did is unexplainable the amount of strength and will power to complete. It was very sweet to see that she had someone who cared for her and visited her while she was in the hospital, I think that because of the company it helped her get through the mental thoughts she had of losing everyone in her family, and also her physical wounds. It was a great relief that her life after the Holocaust, was an amazing incline from her recent life. I feel very informed and honored to read this book, I have enjoyed the knowledge I picked up from this awful event in our world.