The Tattooist of Auschwitz the true story of the extraordinary love between prisoners 32407 and 34902

An impressive life and love story for readers of The Man Who Wanted to Go to Auschwitz and The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas In April 1942, a young Slovak Jew is deported to Auschwitz. From then on, Lale Sokolov is known as prisoner 32407. The SS officers appoint him 'Tätowierer', tattoo artist. For two and a half years, he is the one who has to turn thousands of prisoners into numbers. Like Gita, from then on prisoner 34902. While he is forced to brand her, she carves her name into his heart forever. After three years, Gita is sent on a death march and Lale ends up in another camp. Both manage to escape and go in search of each other. For seventy years, Lale and Gita remain silent about the beginning of their relationship. Only after Gita's death does Lale dare to share their exceptional survivor's story. The Tattooist of Auschwitz shows the courage of two young people and the power of love under the most extreme circumstances. For fans of The Man Who Wanted to Go to Auschwitz, The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, All the Light We Cannot See, Schindler's List, Her Name Was Sarah, Sonny Boy, The Family Portrait, The Twins, The Reader and Black Book. About The Tattooist of Auschwitz: 'This beautiful love story about the tattoo artist of Auschwitz leaves no one untouched.' Libelle 'The book shows what people, driven by willpower, are capable of.' War book reviews 'If you had to describe this book in one word, you would use impressive.' Book reviewer 'No matter how horrible it is at times, you have that underlying feeling of expectation while reading that something good will come out of this story and that makes it so inspiring to read.' Perfect Neighbors.