Tatiana de Rosnay
What’s inside
Tatiana de Rosnay’s ‘Sarah’s Key’ unfolds two interconnected stories: one of a young Jewish girl named Sarah, caught in the Vel’ d’Hiv Roundup in 1942 Paris, and the other of a journalist, Julia Jarmond, investigating Sarah’s story in 2002. As Julia uncovers the harrowing details of the past, she finds her life intertwined with Sarah’s, leading to profound changes in her present.
You’ll Learn
- Gaining insight into a lesser-known historical event
- Exploring the emotional depth of historical traumas
- Understanding the importance of remembering the past
- Connecting personally with the stories of those affected by history
Key Points
- The Vel’ d’Hiv Roundup and its impact on a young girl
- Uncovering the past: Julia Jarmond’s investigation
- The intertwining of past and present
- The emotional journey of discovery and redemption
- The power of memory and history in shaping lives
- Confronting uncomfortable truths
- The search for identity and belonging
Who’s it For
- historical fiction enthusiasts
- readers interested in World War II history
- fans of dual timeline narratives
- those seeking emotionally impactful stories
About the author
Tatiana de Rosnay, a French journalist and writer, excels in crafting intricate narratives that delve into the complexities of history, memory, and identity. Her work often explores the human impact of historical events.