Mitch Albom – Tate Basildon

Mitch Albom’s “The Little Liar” Is the Most Beautiful Holocaust Story I’ve Ever Read—Yes, Really

Can a Holocaust novel be breathtakingly beautiful? Mitch Albom’s The Little Liar proves it can. This gripping story of a Greek-Jewish family’s fate during the Holocaust, narrated by Truth itself, peels back the layers of lies, love, betrayal, and survival in ways that feel gut-wrenching and gorgeously human. If you love historical fiction with emotional depth and prose that reads like poetry, this one’s for you.

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God, a Lifeboat, and a Crisis of Faith: My Review of Mitch Albom’s “The Stranger in the Lifeboat

What if God showed up in your lifeboat and said, “I’m here to save you”—would you believe Him? In Mitch Albom’s The Stranger in the Lifeboat, faith, survival, and spiritual reckoning collide in a gripping story that’s part thriller, part therapy. Here’s why I gave it five stars—and highlighted half the book.