I recently replayed the mobile game My Child Lebensborn on a long flight and now I’m itching to read a book with the same theme of caring for and protecting a child in a hostile environment. I’m also expecting my first child so maybe the motherly hormones are kicking in.
If you haven’t played the game, I highly recommend. You play the role of an adoptive parent to an abandoned child in post-WWII Norway, and unfortunately the child experiences intense bullying at school because of their parentage.
Any book recommendations are appreciated! Fiction please (although if a memoir is particularly engaging, I would consider it. Maybe)
And honestly, I also read fanfiction so I wouldn’t mind if the recommendation happens to be a fanfic…
by Lazy-Introduction829
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I enjoyed The Nature of Fragile Things by Susan Meissner.
“Room” by Emma Donoghue or “The Road” by Cormac McCarthy
This is a little different, but it falls in the realm of what you’re looking for: Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson. It’s absurdist lit, a little odd, but I think you might like it.