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  • Sophie L.

  • A Life in Five Moves
  • Written by: Leslie Berlin
  • Narrated by: Widdi Turner
  • Length: 32 mins
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (1 rating)

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Sophie L.

Written by: Leslie Berlin
Narrated by: Widdi Turner
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Beginning in 1938 Germany, Sophie L.: A Life in Five Moves chronicles the moves of a Jewish woman, Sophie, as she travels from war-torn Europe to South America, finally settling in the United States. Sophie's life is full of ups and downs, but the two things that remain the same are her resilience and adaptability.

Leslie Berlin weaves together a beautiful narrative that effectively captures what it's like to have a home that is constantly changing.

©2015 Leslie Berlin (P)2016 Audible, Inc.
Literary Fiction
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Breathless

A very interesting story, so much so that it could have been a full length book. As the author may not have wanted to invest the time, I am still appreciative that Sophie’s story was written. The narrator (otherwise fine) was practically breathless, barely pausing between sentences to rush to the end… seriously, a we minutes longer would have been good.
There is interesting history told here, about German Jewish refugees who
settled in La Paz.

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