95bFM's Loose Reads: Remote Sympathy by Catherine Chidgey

Kia ora all! Here’s our first 95bFM review for 2021.

Jenna delved into Catherine Chidgey’s Remote Sympathy over the holidays. A weighty tome, this book follows four characters whose lives are intertwined with the concentration camp, Buchenwald.

Characters are expertly weaved together to portray different sides of the Nazi regime while reflecting the way a society can be blind to what’s happening right in front of them. This is a must-read novel, it’s bloody brilliant.

Listen to Jenna’s review with Keria and Tess below:

 
 
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