A very simplistic book by Danielle Steel. Unfortunately. Not the story that's likely to happen in real life to a young girl with the amazing voice in circumstances that she grows in and in the environment she is surrounded by while traveling with different cheap bands...It's hard to believe she remains as naive and innocent as the novel claims, after so many years of such uprooted life, without family support or love...

The novel is absolutely heart-breaking and very well researched and delivered. In a meaningful and accurate (historically) way. A very young girl of about 14-15 is forced to mend for herself after her sister with husband escape Germany for Switzerland and she and her father work at his hospital as a nurse-assistant and he-as a prominent and a well-loved surgeon. A while later, her father is arrested by Nazi germany High Admiraliteit and sent to Dachau... His daughter, now 16, chooses to become a nun and to help the resistance that way. .. The story ends well for her, but costing unbelievable challenges and scars ... Unfortunately, but now so frequently, editorial work lacks good literal judgment and fail to correct unneeded repetitions and lack of eloquence .