Comments on: Interview with Tatiana de Rosnay, author of "Sarah’s Key" http://www.jewishliteraryreview.com/2008/05/interview-with-tatiana-de-rosnay-author-of-sarahs-key/ Jewish books, literature and poetry. Mon, 26 Dec 2011 14:22:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Michael http://www.jewishliteraryreview.com/2008/05/interview-with-tatiana-de-rosnay-author-of-sarahs-key/comment-page-1/#comment-2091 Michael Mon, 24 Oct 2011 14:42:09 +0000 /post/Interview-with-Tatiana-de-Rosnay.aspx#comment-2091 My wife and I just watched this movie and were so impacted by it. Neither of us had a dry eye. As the parents of a daughter and son who absolutely adore one another, this story resonated at a level like no other. Thank you for this story and the indelible imprint it has left on our lives. We will live our lives with a greater appreciation of love, family, peace and most importantly standing up for what is right--which can become somewhat blurred when the world around us is so messed up. Again, thank you, thank you, thank you! My wife and I just watched this movie and were so impacted by it. Neither of us had a dry eye. As the parents of a daughter and son who absolutely adore one another, this story resonated at a level like no other.
Thank you for this story and the indelible imprint it has left on our lives. We will live our lives with a greater appreciation of love, family, peace and most importantly standing up for what is right–which can become somewhat blurred when the world around us is so messed up. Again, thank you, thank you, thank you!

]]> By: Jill Bux http://www.jewishliteraryreview.com/2008/05/interview-with-tatiana-de-rosnay-author-of-sarahs-key/comment-page-1/#comment-2064 Jill Bux Mon, 26 Sep 2011 19:01:08 +0000 /post/Interview-with-Tatiana-de-Rosnay.aspx#comment-2064 i read this book like the other readers quite quickly as i could not put it down. And i just went to see the movie this past weekend which was very well done! I found the story very moving and in fact life changing. I can't even imagine going through what those folks had to. Kind of puts life in perspective. Thank you for writing it, and i hope to read many more of your books! i read this book like the other readers quite quickly as i could not put it down. And i just went to see the movie this past weekend which was very well done! I found the story very moving and in fact life changing. I can’t even imagine going through what those folks had to. Kind of puts life in perspective. Thank you for writing it, and i hope to read many more of your books!

]]> By: Paul Scheer http://www.jewishliteraryreview.com/2008/05/interview-with-tatiana-de-rosnay-author-of-sarahs-key/comment-page-1/#comment-2059 Paul Scheer Sat, 03 Sep 2011 14:57:59 +0000 /post/Interview-with-Tatiana-de-Rosnay.aspx#comment-2059 There are no words I can use to adequately describe the impact this book and then the movie has had on my wife and myself. I, as a Jewish man, have read many holocaust books, but this book, reducing it to the experience of one little French Jewish girl caught in the Val d'hiv roundup, her subsequent physical escape but not psychological escape, from the horrors of the holocaust reached a spot in me that had never before been touched. Ms. De Rosnay belongs in the ranks of Elie Weisel and Primo Levi as a chronicler of the holocaust. I wonder if the book has been translated into Hebrew. I know of many Israeli's who would like to read it, but do not read English well enough to do so. There are no words I can use to adequately describe the impact this book and then the movie has had on my wife and myself. I, as a Jewish man, have read many holocaust books, but this book, reducing it to the experience of one little French Jewish girl caught in the Val d’hiv roundup, her subsequent physical escape but not psychological escape, from the horrors of the holocaust reached a spot in me that had never before been touched. Ms. De Rosnay belongs in the ranks of Elie Weisel and Primo Levi as a chronicler of the holocaust. I wonder if the book has been translated into Hebrew. I know of many Israeli’s who would like to read it, but do not read English well enough to do so.

]]> By: Dave Nolan http://www.jewishliteraryreview.com/2008/05/interview-with-tatiana-de-rosnay-author-of-sarahs-key/comment-page-1/#comment-1962 Dave Nolan Mon, 13 Jun 2011 22:47:42 +0000 /post/Interview-with-Tatiana-de-Rosnay.aspx#comment-1962 Read Sarahs key in 2 days cou;d not put it down, really well written, I liked the idea of switching from past to future useing different type set. Great job, very moving, I went from disgust /anger/ to understanding and finally hope, I know the caracters are fictional, but the story could easily have been a true one. thank you Read Sarahs key in 2 days cou;d not put it down, really well written, I liked the idea of switching from past to future useing different type set.
Great job, very moving, I went from disgust /anger/ to understanding and finally hope, I know the caracters are fictional, but the story could easily have been a true one.

thank you

]]> By: Anne Clements http://www.jewishliteraryreview.com/2008/05/interview-with-tatiana-de-rosnay-author-of-sarahs-key/comment-page-1/#comment-1846 Anne Clements Mon, 10 Jan 2011 01:30:31 +0000 /post/Interview-with-Tatiana-de-Rosnay.aspx#comment-1846 Your story captured me and held me for days! Too many people do not know true history. The way you interweave the history with characters that come to life makes it easy to learn the facts and want more. I have spent much time on the internet reading about this time in European history since finishing your book. My father was from Belgium and I find anything European fascinating since I have visited France ,Ireland and Belgium. I am looking forward to your next novel - A Secret Kept-----what other books have you written? Please keep writing!! Blessings, Anne Clements Your story captured me and held me for days! Too many people do not know true history. The way you interweave the history with characters that come to life makes it easy to learn the facts and want more. I have spent much time on the internet reading about this time in European history since finishing your book. My father was from Belgium and I find anything European fascinating since I have visited France ,Ireland and Belgium. I am looking forward to your next novel – A Secret Kept—–what other books have you written? Please keep writing!! Blessings, Anne Clements

]]> By: Dana Beach http://www.jewishliteraryreview.com/2008/05/interview-with-tatiana-de-rosnay-author-of-sarahs-key/comment-page-1/#comment-101 Dana Beach Thu, 25 Jun 2009 13:28:08 +0000 /post/Interview-with-Tatiana-de-Rosnay.aspx#comment-101 Is this a true story....-Sarah, the Tezac family, Julia, etc? Is the escape by Sarah and Rachael true, and if so, how was it dsicovered? It is a remarkable story, a fabulous read and my only sadness is that I have finished the book but wanted to read on. I loved the way you had two stories going on simultaneously. It is beautifully and sensitively written. Thank you! Dana Beach Is this a true story….-Sarah, the Tezac family, Julia, etc? Is the escape by Sarah and Rachael true, and if so, how was it dsicovered?
It is a remarkable story, a fabulous read and my only sadness is that I have finished the book but wanted to read on.
I loved the way you had two stories going on simultaneously. It is beautifully and sensitively written. Thank you! Dana Beach

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