Three Sisters

I love reading her books! I read “the tattooist of Auschwitz” and “Cilka’s journey” before this one and I loved them! I love that they’re real stories from people who lived during WWII and during the time of Hitler. It’s amazing to read the stories and hear everything they survived and how they came out on the other side to life out their lives creating families and love! I can’t wait to read “Sisters under the rising sun” next!

Loved this story and the characters in it. It was just riveting to read what the sisters experienced. In our current world, would we survive? God is with us.

Great read-page turner. It’s historical fiction based on a true story. I did go and research the sisters for their actual story and the novel is close. Four stars only because I would have preferred non-fiction, but that’s me.

Dear author, I dont know if you read these reviews or if you could even read all of them. I have read 3 of your books now. The tattooist or auschwitz, cilkas Journey, and now the three sisters. They are all beautiful and terrible stories about beautiful people and horrible things happening in their lives. I wish I could meet you and the people from these stories. I have felt their stories from your words in my heart. I shall always carry them with me. I wish I was better with words to express the horror, love, sadness, and joy that I experience alongside them in this story. I cried and laughed with them. Thank you for a truly wonderful books author. Thank you for capturing their stories and making them known. It was an honor to read them and to know them even by a small amount. Because I am sure they lived long lives. Thank you

This is a story based off real sisters from Slovakia who were imprisoned at Auschwitz and Birkenau. It’s their journey of trying to keep a promise to their father when they were young, to always stay together no matter what, because together they would be strong. And they survived 3 years in a death camp and the death march at the end to be together and make new lives for themselves. It’s pretty heartbreaking and inspiring all at once. Heartbreaking, because I can’t wrap my mind around how cruel normal people can be–how cruel they were! When I see the cruelty from normal people on social media platforms today, it makes me cringe to think our society could become just as cruel as the Nazis were to the Jews and those who sympathized with them. Stories like this make me step back and take note of my own behavior, to see if I am becoming calloused at all or willing to look away when others are bullied in any manner. I hope not to be. This is why I loved this story–it’s a true tale from history to warn us so we don’t make the same mistakes others did in the past.

Love it

Nice story. Not sure how much was true

A well written story about what happened to a family during the Holocaust.

This is the third book in the series about Auschwitz that I have read. The moving emotional stories are told so perfectly and with grace. It is a time in history that should not be forgotten and never repeated. Thank you Heather for telling these stories.

I loved the book, this one and the others from the collection. It also arrived on time and on great conditions.

Heartbreaking, yet powerful and inspiring story of three sisters who survived the horror of holocaust. Brilliant piece by Heather Morris. Don't forget to read 'The Tattoist of Auschwitz' and 'Cilka's Journey'.p

Fast shipment - good book.

Having read Tattooist and Cilka, this book was a pre-order on kindle for some time. I have one word. Wow! How can I do this book justice in a review? Three sisters is a story of lives lived. It’s a story of battles fought, battles won and battles almost lost at times. It’s a story that demonstrates through the written word, that as long as you have family, as long as you are together…..you can survive. Heathers writing style and attention to detail is breathtaking. Throughout the read, I had images forming of how I felt the sisters looked and Heather had described them beautifully. To survive the atrocities that they faced, to come out the other side and raise their families, is a testament to their strength, character, honour and stamina. It’s a testament to family. Thank you Heather for this book. Yet again, I’m blown away. 5 star review.