Heather Morris
Heather Morris is a technical author who has written easy-to-use books on common technologies. She enjoys writing about the latest tech trends including social media, e-commerce and just about anything on offer from Apple. Before becoming a technical writer she earned an MA in history and...
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Heather Morris is a technical author who has written easy-to-use books on common technologies. She enjoys writing about the latest tech trends including social media, e-commerce and just about anything on offer from Apple. Before becoming a technical writer she earned an MA in history and continues to have a keen interest in social and family history.
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It isn’t that surprising to discover that this novel was adapted from the screenplay that the author wrote first. It almost reads like a screenplay. It is almost a series of scenes. There is more dialogue than description. It isn’t that I don’t think the story of Lale and Gita should not be told. Al...
The Tattooist of Auschwitz- Heather Morris, author; Richard Armitage, narrator. This novel tells the story of Ludwig Eisenberg and Gisela Fuhrmannova. Essentially, it is a love story that defied the odds as it took place in the most unusual of places. Ludwig was known as Lale. In 1942, he was a pris...
They stood in a line for it was their only means of escape. Those that didn’t make the line, their fate was sealed. There were rules for those who stood in line and rules for those who processed these selected few. The room was quiet as these individuals stood waiting for their turn in front of the ...
The power of Love. The Tattooist of Auscwitz is a love story that has stood the test of time and a book that portrays one mans determination to survive against the oddsThis is the true story of Lale Sokolov the tattooist of Auschwitz and how found love in the concentration camp. The book is well wr...
This was such a great book for me. I loved the characters especially and sped right through it.I loved that, for the most part, the gas chambers, crematoriums and the other human atrocities were scenery. Not to say that it wasn't prevalent, but it wasn't the gist of the story.The story was about a m...
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