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"The careful hand crafted depth and psychological strength of THE PLUM TREE absorbed me in Germany during its darkest hours and the ordeals its people needed to encounter. Essential-read for WW2 fiction enthusiasts--and any reader who enjoys a carrying story."--Jenna Blum, NYT best-selling writer of Those Who Save Us and among Oprah's Top-30 Women Authors A profoundly moving and genuinely written tale of human strength and suffering love, The Plum Tree uses a German lady through the turmoil of World-War II and its aftermath."Bloom where you are planted," may be the guidance Christine Bolz gets from her precious Oma. But seventeen-year-old domestic Christine understands there's an entire world waiting beyond her little German town. It's a global she's started to peek through audio, publications--and through Isaac Bauerman, the son of the rich Jewish family she works for.