If you haven’t read it, I highly recommend you set aside and afternoon and curl up with Juliet Ashton and her letters to the people of Guernsey. The characters come to life and it will make you want to go to this Channel Island. A surprising novel, but such a compelling one. Delightful!
— Jennifer Kloester
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