Someone Named Eva

M. Wolf traveled to the Czech Republic, birthplace of her great-grandmother, for further insight into this remarkable story. Someone Named Eva is the devastating tale of a young girl whose identity is threatened by the all-consuming sweep of Nazi aggression. Before she loses everything, Milada is a normal, happy girl. But then come the Nazis, tearing her from her family’s arms and leaving her with little but her grandmother’s lingering words: “Remember who you are.”

©2007 Joan M. Wolf (P)2011 Recorded Books, LLC

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“Honest … heartbreaking.” ( Booklist)

It was good

It just good overall I like the story just a little bit hard to keep up

Very good story

Really enjoyedd this book, I like following other peoples experiences, I also like how she was able to keep a special piece of jewelry with her throughout the war to remember her family, but I didn’t like how many lies were told to her by the Nazis, I know it’s Part of what happened during the war but now that I know the story it just makes me cringe, I also don’t like how we never hear what happens to other characters that were in the story