The Invisible Wall by Harry Bernstein (ISBN:0345496108)

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		The Invisible Wall: A Love Story That Broke Barriers
	
				(67 reviews)			
(526 Readers)

			Harry Bernstein		
	
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							Cynthia
						
							few weeks ago						
really gives insight into a historical period and street culture I never knew existed

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							Karin
						
							few weeks ago						
just finished, I liked it, wonder if his next is out

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							A reader
						
							few weeks ago						
True story reads like fiction...  Young boy lives in WWI England on street with Jewish families on one side of the street and Christian families on the other side of the street.  Poverty, religious intolerance, coming of age love story...what's not to like?

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							A reader
						
							few weeks ago						
Set in WWI England, true story told through the eyes of a young boy, observing social conditions of poverty, forbidden love, and religious differences between Jews and gentiles.

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							A reader
						
							few weeks ago						
I thought this book was pure genius!!!  There was nothing about it that was fake or untrue about the time.  Harry Bernstein is a fabulous author and I want to read his second book entitled "The Dream".....read tis book....I couldn't put it down!!

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							Sandi
						
							few weeks ago						
A memoir by its 93 year old author, this book takes you to his English working class neighborhood around the time of the first World War.

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							A reader
						
							few weeks ago						
Really opens your eyes to the difficulty so many faced in such a time of hardships.

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							A reader
						
							few weeks ago						
Good book nothing fun a very true and ugly portrait of war and racism. I enjoyed the book and could hardly believe it was written by a 93 year old man. WOW. I think it is a must read

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							A reader
						
							few weeks ago						
this book is so moving and to think it is a true story and the author was in his 90's when he wrote it.  it is the first in a trilogy.  definately worth the read.

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							A reader
						
							few weeks ago						
Loved this book. Sad in parts but I could not put it down.

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