World War II comes home in Kristin Harmel's 'The Paris Daughter'
Two friends, both mothers of young children, struggle to keep their families safe, but the war will push them to actions they never imagined.
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Two friends, both mothers of young children, struggle to keep their families safe, but the war will push them to actions they never imagined.
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On a chilly Wednesday evening in February, I ventured out of the warmth of my room to the Oxford Playhouse for the opening night of An American in Paris. I must admit, it had been a long day working on my dissertation, and all I really wanted to do was go to sleep. I was slightly anxious that two hours in a warm, darkened room would send me right off, but as soon as the live band struck up, I was wide awake.