The Little Liar — by Mitch Albom - Lightly Used

The Little Liar — by Mitch Albom - Lightly Used

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The Little Liar — by Mitch Albom - Lightly Used

The Little Liar — by Mitch Albom - Lightly Used

Sale price  $7.88 Regular price  $33.50
Author: Mitch Albom
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The Little Liar — by Mitch Albom

ISBN / Code: 9780062406651

Condition: Lightly Used

Description

Discover a moving story of truth, betrayal, guilt, and forgiveness in The Little Liar, a historical novel by bestselling author Mitch Albom.

Eleven-year-old Nico Krispis has never told a lie. When Nazi forces occupy Salonika, Greece, during the Second World War, a German officer exploits Nico's reputation for honesty, convincing him that he can save his Jewish community by persuading its residents to board trains supposedly bound for safety and new opportunities.

Nico believes he is helping his neighbours until he discovers the terrible truth: the trains are taking them to Auschwitz. Overwhelmed by guilt, he loses his ability to trust the truth, setting him on a lifelong search for forgiveness.

As the story follows Nico, his older brother Sebastian, and Fannie across the war years and the decades that follow, Albom explores the devastating consequences of deception and the possibility of redemption even after unimaginable suffering.

Why You'll Love This Book

  • Experience a powerful historical story set during the Holocaust.

  • Explore themes of truth, guilt, betrayal, and forgiveness.

  • Follow interconnected lives shaped by war and its lasting consequences.

  • Discover an emotional story about family, survival, and redemption.

  • A thoughtful choice for readers of historical and literary fiction.

Book Details

  • Author: Mitch Albom

  • Audience: Adult / General Readers

  • Genre: Fiction / Historical Fiction / Literary Fiction / World War II Fiction

  • Publisher: Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers

  • Published: 2023

  • Format: Hardcover

  • Pages: Approximately 333–352, depending on the catalog record.

Condition Notes

Light shelf wear; intact binding; clean pages; no major tears, stains, or writing.

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