Codename Verity

by Elizabeth Wayne

Codename Verityb Michael Prints Award, Boston Globe Hankook Award, Golden Kite Award, Edgar Award b World War II ends in the end In 1943, Julie, a British girl who had been infiltrated by a burglar mission at the Gestapo headquarters in a French city, occupied by Nazis. A very minor mistake was arrested by Gestapo and the Nazis began their captive life. A clue of the truth which I tried to keep without ending in the terrible torture, the terrible humiliation, the sweet remorse! The truth of that truth pushes the Gestapo headquarters deep into the deep trap as it tails to the tail "Cryptologic Verity" is the two girls who were ordinary high school girls get caught up in the huge whirlwind of war, It shows how the ordinary everyday life that has been going down has been plummeted and disintegrated by the plagues of unhappiness. In addition, through the terrible and humiliating torture that Julie, who was about to perform a secret operation, is arrested and taken prisoner by the Nazis, the war confirms how cruel and evil human beings are transforming.

Genres: Historical Fiction, Book Club

Paperback

Published September 30, 2015

Reviews

[Tyler Catastrophe · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hey, it's me, it's Verity
Ask me anything (I got a question)
I know about a million things (Well, that's great)
I'll do everything (Alright)
What's the capital of France?
Oh, oui, oui, oui, it is Paris (Merci)
Okay, what does the cow say?
Oh, moo, moo, moo, I speak that too
All day (Alright, thanks)
Do you live alone? Is anybody home?
One, two, three and so, where did everybody go?
Hey, it's me, it's Verity (La-la-la-la)
Ask me anything (Just so you know)
I know about a million things (La-la-la-la)
I'll do everything (Okay, but, but why?)
Why's the door locked up so tight?
Oh, tee, hee, hee, no need to leave
Stay here (But why?)
Why do you know where I sleep?
Oh, I just know, I always know
I'm close
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Do you live alone? Is anybody home?
One, two, three and so, whеre did everybody go?
Hеy, it's me, it's Verity (Come closer)
Ask me anything (Uh, I'd-I'd rather not)
I know about a million things
I'll do everything
Come, come closer
Come be my friend, don't be so scared (Love me)
Hey, it's me, it's Verity (La-la-la-la)
Ask me anything (La-la-la-la)
I know about a million things (La-la-la-la)
I'll do everything

[Nick Logozzo · Rating 3 out of 5]

Codename Verity by Elizabeth Wein is a historical fiction book about two girls in Europe during the nazi invasion during World War two. Something that I personally liked about the book is the amount of detail and description that the author put into everything, such as how the author describes all the people, places and everything else relevant to the story in full detail. Something about the book that I do not like is the pacing of the story, which is very slow, the author puts a lot of description into the smaller details, which results in a much longer story than if it didnt have as many descriptive words. I gave this book three stars because I believe that it is a good book, with good writing and a good story, but I believe that the pacing of the book is a little bit slow.

[Leticia Mitchell · Rating 1 out of 5]

It was incredibly slowpaced but that I had the very hardest time getting involved in. I feel like if you're going to write a historical fiction You should be involving more history and less fiction. As well as less trauma I feel like this fiction book traumatized me more than actual world war II books.

[Holly · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a good book.