This book took me through a wide range of emotions, from outrage to hope, from hope to frustration.
If you liked to read about what happened at various concentration camps, Auschwitz, Dachau, Sobibor, Treblinka, if you liked Anne Frank's Diary, you'll like this book too.

The story is told as viewed through the eyes of a young girl, Ingrid Marchand, that's why it reminded me of Anne Frank's Diary, although the stories of the two girls are very different.

It's a captivating book, it transports you to those times and you live with Ingrid step by step. There are times when you want to be in the story to desperately try to change its outcome.