My Top Five WWII Fiction Books: Book Research

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The Best of Fiction


If you know me, you know I love books. Being able to read nonfiction and fiction works in order to gain a better understanding of the world I'm about to enter. Here are a few books I've read over the years which have culminated into my Favorite Top Five WWII Fiction stories.

Starting with my fifth favorite and taking you to my first:

#5: Cold Summer


#4: Number the Stars



#3: Prisoner B-3087



#2: Girl in the Blue Coat



#1: The Book Thief




Are any of my Top Five your favorites as well? Are there any WWII novels you have read which are not listed here? Feel free to comment and make suggestions! I would love to hear about your own favorite reads. 



Find these books and more among these sites:

 





If you haven't checked out my other research resource blogs on WWII, check here: 

 My Top 5 WWII Nonfiction Books: Book Research

My Top 5 WWII Movies: Book Research

If you would like some new reads, check out my blog: Summer Book Love
For those of you who are yet unaware, I have unpublished my ebooks in order to fix some formatting issues. They should be republished very soon!



As always, thanks for your support! 
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