Almost Autumn is one of those books that I couldn't give a 4 or 5 to, but I would recommend. It was a very good book. I just had a hard time staying interested and I think that was because of the way it was written, in this case translated, because it was originally written in Norwegian. The brutality and the unbelievable horror of the Holocaust never fails to make one sick, right? And it is especially powerfully awful when the characters just don't understand yet what is going on, just how evil things are going to be. In this book we get a look at the treatment of the Jews in Norway, about which I knew nothing.
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