I loved the book... thank you Heather for telling Lale and Gita's story.. so beautiful.. thank you again and again..

Dear Heather. I just finished reading your book. Lale’s story. My parents came from Bratislava and my mother,grandmother, grandfather and uncle were deported to Auschwitz in 1943. My grandfather murdered the day they arrived. The others survived and certainly would have known Lale and probably Gita. My mother never spoke of her experiences but she was 16 when deported. They made it back to Bratislava and in 1949 my mother,father and I came to Sydney. Lottie Weiss and my grandmother were friends. So you can understand how moved I am by your book. Thank you for writing so beautifully. Kathy Bell

I've just watched the series and my goodness what story. Heather you captured the story so well ❤ thank u

I just finished this book and it was absolutely amazing. I have never cried like this after reading a book. Thank You so much heather for bringing lale and gita's story to us.

I have loved all your books and have just completed the tv series. You are truly wonderful to bring this heroic story for people to read and watch. Thank you so much.

Thank you Heather for bringing us this truly overwhelming story of survival. I’m deeply moved.

I read your book over three weeks ago and my mind and heart are still with Lale and Gita in their life of struggle and triumph! Thank you Heather Morris for bringing out to the world this piece of important human history, such a great love story with roots in the worst imaginable setting,, This proves that all the evil in the world cannot overcome the love and goodness inherent in those who believe in a better tomorrow,,,

Thank you for writing their story. I read your book and cried my eyes out. I am happy they are together in entirnity.

Thank you soooo much for taking care of his story soooo gently ,so truthfully.I will keep this story in my heart !

Thank you so much for this wonderful book. I will never forget it. Everyone should read it, especially the young who will only know some of the hardships these lovely people had to endure.

I’ve just finished reading this book. It has sat unread on my “to read “ list for a while. Why did I wait?! I felt totally transported to that time. I empathised, laughed , felt their fear and cried like a baby. I read it from cover to cover in one go. Their story, their life ,their plight for survival, their families and the friends they encountered on this journey to hell and back has left an indelible mark on me. Thank you for writing this. Thank you Lale and Gita. I am now awaiting Cilka’s story.

A great read....wonderful, riveting, moving story! Thank you Heather Morris for a great story/book to read. It made me cry for the awful suffering so many endured. Thank you for telling their story!

Draga Heather, ceea ce ai putut face cel mai mult si cel mai frumos in viață - să scrii și să descrii tragediile veaculuui trecut - bogata si grozava istorie a lui Lale, Gita si Cilka. Îți suntem mai mult decât recunoscători. Mulțumesc. Language Romanian, Beniamin Sârbu, Republica Moldova

I read this book in 3 days! I loved every single page...thank you Heather for telling this story!

Loved the book, would like to hear more about Jakub??????

Just finished the book. What a beautiful story of love and triumph over evil. Thank you.

Amazing. I just read your book. I had a very good polish friend who told me similar stories. He was a bricklayer and actually built some of the buildings in auschwitz. I could see him in your book. It all came to life.

Reading this book now. I find it overwhelming. Can only read a little at a time, as the horror of the camp is too much for me, even at a distance of all these years.

Heather I am reading your book. The Tattooist of Auschwitz. I am captivated by the book, your words and Lale's story, Thank you for this wonderful book, and thank you to Lale, for sharing your story.

She writes exactly how she speaks

the audio book is amazingly narrated, such an awesome story, thank you

Your writing kept me intrigued and anxious from start to finish. I read it and felt I was there living the horrors of camp life. A true story of amazing will, and one of the most beautiful love stories. It made me cry with emotion at the meeting of true love in the reality of freedom.

I've read the book twice. I will read it again before my trip to Auschwitz in the summer of 2023.

Good catch to get his story Heather, because not many folks are alive from Auschwitz. Also so amazing from the perspective of the tattooist.

Just finished the TV show...i am teared apart...😢😢😢😢😢

Our book club will be discussing this book this evening. Thank you for writing such an important, compelling book.

Thank you heather for the story of lali gita and cilka!! ❤

I first came across this truly moving story on kindle books, I found it wholeheartedly moving and from to heart of someone that was able to tell this incredible story of love and insight into the horror of life and still having to working under hate of the nazi machine. Hope can truly make a change if you can love yourself and others around you.

I've just finished your book Heather. I was obviously aware of the horrors that took place during that time, prior to reading your powerful recount from Lale. However, i remain heart broken that Human Kind could be and still is so barbaric, Lale & Gita were such strong people bound by their love for one another, a lesson for all of us. Thank you for sharing this with us written in such an eloquent and truthful way, I'm sure Lale & Gita would be so proud of how you delivered their truth. Best wishes Caz

I am yet to finish the book, but i have to say what a wonderful story. I hope that one day your book is turned into a film. Today alone i finished nearly half the book unable to put it down. I would highly recommend this book. Thank you for telling their story

I just finished reading your book this story of love and bravery and surviving I enjoyed it

I finished the book yesterday 8/10/19. A wonderful book. Lale & Gita's story had to be shared with the world. It's a must read.

Likewise, I loved your book and have shared it with many friends and colleagues. What a grand and beautiful story you and Lale got to tell.

I don;t read many books... but this book just blew my mind. Super recommended.

Thank you Heather! A story I will remember for the rest of my life.

This is called destiny. She is such an amazing story teller.

I loved the book, writing and above all, the love between Lale and Gita at the harshest time of humanity. The book inspires me to not give up.

Just finished this book, I believe everyone should read it

the tattooist of auschwitz has been made into a six part mini series. hope it is as good as the book.

I loved this book, Heather is an extraordinary author and I have read several books of hers and recommended her

Just finished your book very powerfull story. I couldn't put it down

Just finished reading the book, so beautifully written but so sad, I broke my heart reading it

I'm currently reading this book. I can't put it down.

Is that her garden? Look at that gorgeous Japanese torri.! The book is a wonderful read. Thank you Heather. We must never forget what happened in concentration camps during World War Two.

7 of june skyshowtime the tattooist of auschwitz!!❤❤❤

Amazing story

An extraordinary and most moving love story of survival amidst the inhuman conditions of the concentrations camps during WW2.

It was brilliant but heartbreaking… the evil that walks the earth

I read the book and I want to congratulate you , It was a good job, but I have a question about Lale, after living all of this bad Situation what did he think about God? He was a jews religious or not?

Amazing book.... Thanks so much for keeping the memories of holocaust survivors alive..

Heather did a horrible job imo. Lale's story deserved a better writer.

Unfortunately Heather is making a fortune out of human adversity and the unfortunate position Lale was placed in. I feel sorry for him as, in his words, he spent the rest of his life full of guilt. If I were him I would much rather take my own life than collaborate with Hitler's evil regime.

It is a literary hoax and not a true memoir and not based in truth.