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The Lost Child of Auschwitz: A Heart-Wrenching WW2 Historical Fiction Novel Based on a True Story of a Holocaust Survivor

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276 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 25, 2026

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Dani Zrihen

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106 reviews37 followers
July 29, 2026
Beautifully Written

The story of the Holocaust has deeply touched my heart. Learning the horrible way the Jews were treated is devastating to me.
This story pulled me in with the story of a young couple who lost each other. You could feel the pain of loss throughout the pages. Normally a dual storyline is not for me, but it worked beautifully for this one.
I recommend this book to anyone who loves learning about the history of the Holocaust.
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502 reviews1 follower
July 20, 2026
The Lost Child of Auschwitz

I really enjoy reading books about history and WWII. This one was exceptional. A must read about two young lovers who went to Auschwitz and never saw each other again. Irena died after child birth but her baby was saved. Excellent story about the history that follows.
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911 reviews57 followers
July 1, 2026
I don't think I can do justice in a review for The Lost Child of Auschwitz. I thought I was prepared for an emotional journey, having read the author's first book, The Ballet Teacher of Auschwitz. I wasn't. This story, set in Poland and Austria, is even more heartbreaking because it is true. It's beautifully written, slipping seamlessly between the past and present. In addition to the Holocaust connection, there is a tense mother-daughter relationship that many readers will relate to. The characters are the true stars in this story, who refuse to be diminished or to abandon their humanity in the face of monstrous evil. I sincerely hope that Dani Zrihen is already working on her next book. Meanwhile, I highly recommend The Lost Child of Auschwitz, but with a very large box of tissues at your side. You'll need them.
16 reviews
July 22, 2026
Exceptional

Absolutely beautiful love story that started during one of history's most horrendous times. Beautifully written, amazing characters and a wonderful ending.
9 reviews1 follower
July 29, 2026
Memorable

A story that is both enchanting and horrifying . It screams to us all to study history and never forget.
12 reviews2 followers
July 31, 2026
HISTORY TO REMEMBER

ALL WW2 AND HOLOCAUST PULL ME INTO READING. THIS IS A STORY OF A FAMILY WITH ONES INVOLVED THAT IN A TIME THAT TELLS IT IN A DIFFERENT WAY…READ….
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