Sarah’s Key by Tatiana de Rosnay Tatiana de Rosnay is a French journalist, writer and screenwriter. Tatiana is of French and Russian descent and was born into a family of royalty. Her background consist of a lineage of relatively famous people ranging from a scientist, painter, actress, the niece of a historian, the great great granddaughter of a British engineer and last but not least Ms. De Rosnay’s mother is noted for being the daughter of a diplomatic figure.
Tatiana was raised in Paris and in Boston. She moved to England a few years after completing high school where she obtained a Bachelor’s degree in English literature. Tatiana’s career comprise of journalism, literacy, a few television broadcasts and a successful novelist. …show more content…
Critics believe the issues and dramas Julia Jarmond experiences in this novel are pale in comparison to the hatred, dicrimination and inhumane treatment the Jewish people suffered at the hands of the french in July of 1942. The critics for Sarah’s Key have mixed emotions about the story especially some of the characters. According to Good Read.com, (2009) “A little less than 100 readers posted their reviews on Sarah’s Keys and the book received a whooping 4/5 stars.” However some critics express outrage that Mrs. De Rosnay would flip from one era in time to a more modern day era and associate a 10 year old girl horrendous plight to a grown woman whose dramas in life is due to her emotional and selfish need to hold on to a man who obviously does not value her as a woman and/or wife.
The critics are those of us whom read novels and then render our critical opinion about what we have read. In the case of Sarah’s Key, I believe some of the critics may be actual descendants of holocaust victims. If my intuition is factual, then I can understand the emotional sensitivity Sarah’s Key may impose on some of the
Tatiana was raised in Paris and in Boston. She moved to England a few years after completing high school where she obtained a Bachelor’s degree in English literature. Tatiana’s career comprise of journalism, literacy, a few television broadcasts and a successful novelist. …show more content…
Critics believe the issues and dramas Julia Jarmond experiences in this novel are pale in comparison to the hatred, dicrimination and inhumane treatment the Jewish people suffered at the hands of the french in July of 1942. The critics for Sarah’s Key have mixed emotions about the story especially some of the characters. According to Good Read.com, (2009) “A little less than 100 readers posted their reviews on Sarah’s Keys and the book received a whooping 4/5 stars.” However some critics express outrage that Mrs. De Rosnay would flip from one era in time to a more modern day era and associate a 10 year old girl horrendous plight to a grown woman whose dramas in life is due to her emotional and selfish need to hold on to a man who obviously does not value her as a woman and/or wife.
The critics are those of us whom read novels and then render our critical opinion about what we have read. In the case of Sarah’s Key, I believe some of the critics may be actual descendants of holocaust victims. If my intuition is factual, then I can understand the emotional sensitivity Sarah’s Key may impose on some of the