The Tattooist Of Auschwitz

Heather Morris
2018

Pre-loved
Great condition

In 1942, Slovakian Jew Lale Sokolov is transported to Auschwitz, where he is forced to tattoo identification numbers on fellow prisoners—an assignment that both saves his life and binds him to the horrors of the camp. There, he meets Gita, a fellow prisoner, and despite the brutality surrounding them, a fragile and transcendent love emerges. Risking everything, Lale uses his limited privileges to bring medicine and hope to those he cares for, including Gita. As the war drags on, their bond becomes a lifeline amid inhumanity and despair. After liberation, their love endures beyond the barbed wire, a testament to human resilience and the power of hope.