Title Sarah's Key / Tatiana de Rosnay.

SRP 2013 REVIEW: Te story of Sarah is fictional but tells the history of the round-up in Paris in 1942. It made me want to know more about the true history of the event. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys WWII historcal fiction.

SRP 2013 REVIEW: Told the little known story of the round up of French Jews by the French police, known as the "Vel' d'Hiv" in July 1942 Paris. The book alternates between the story line of the main character - Sarah in 1942 - and that of Julia, a reporter in 2002. A beautifully told story of family secrets.

SRP 2013 REVIEW: shocking and informative---We should never forget.

SRP 2012 REVIEW: Very interesting read on the roundup of Jews in France during the Holocaust. I couldn't put the book down although a little long towards the end and the story of the present.

SRP 2012 REVIEW: Emotional and very moving story of a Jewish girl and her plight during the Holocaust in France. This was an aspect of history I had not been aware of and the story was well written and very touching.

SRP 2012 REVIEW: I enjoy reading about World War II. I found this book to be a wonderful addition to the genre and think it should be read by all young adults. Beautifully written, beautiful story.

SRP 2012 REVIEW: this was a realy good book. It had alot of history in it about the Velodrome d'Hiver which took place in Paris, July 1942. six years later a woman in her erly 40 is doing a project that will uncover a very big secret about her family.this book has a tiwst of romance and some trubles with her husband and a unispected thing for the mother of one.

SRP 2011 REVIEW: A dear story. This book came highly recommended to me. A holocaust story, but fresh.

SRP 2011 REVIEW: This historical fiction book educated me more on the Holocaust and the victims from Paris.

SRP 2011 REVIEW: Such a compelling story. I like the intersection of the narrator's story with that of Sarah. So sad and even sadder the historical backdrop in which it is set.

SRP 2010 REVIEWS (8): #1) I was intrigued and curious about the story behind Sarah and her life during the Holocaust and beyond. I couldn't put it down! #2) Good historical fiction. Makes you think how lucky we are to live where we do, when we do. It's hard to believe people were mistreated so much just for their religion. It was nice to see a few people trying to do the right thing to help people escape. It's hard to read about children suffering so much. #3) a gripping story weaving present day paris to the holocaust. #4) I loved this book. It made you think and made you want to keep on reading. It was a great book about two families and their connection the round up during the Holocaust. #5) I loved this story so much. It drew me in from the very beginning. I am not much of a history buff, but it was just the right amount of history mixed with a modern-day story that I didn't want the story to end. It was perfect! #6) I really enjoyed this book. It brought out so many emotions as it describes the horror that Sarah and her Jewish family endured in France and the need of a journalist to find everything out about Sarah. #7) A wonderful book that shows a personal view of the Holocaust and France's role in that part of history. It ties beautifully to today and brings a family together. A book you won't want to put down. #8) Very good book. It's an intriguing weave of history and story.