Innocence Lost ~ cover art & design by AidanaWillowRaven
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“I finished reading INNOCENCE LOST - A CHILDHOOD STOLEN last night. I read straight through one afternoon and the next day, because I couldn’t put it down. Mira’s story felt more real than any fiction I’ve ever read. The interview format places it in real time, and the complex characters further enhance the story’s telling. The reader is there, standing in line at Auschwitz. We all know where the lines end, yet we know Mira has survived to tell the story. We live the horror of the Holocaust through a child’s eyes and, then, the thrill of a life saved. It’s tense. It’s historical. It’s heartbreaking and, finally, it’s fulfilling. The use of German phrases throughout was the perfect touch. I highly recommend INNOCENCE LOST.”
Comments (20)
Chilling image - I really like the perspective!!!
An Amazing Image.
Wonderful Work,
Excellent done my friend!!!Bravissimo!!!!V:DDD.HUgsxx Whylma
A very strong expressing picture!
You did a great job on this cover.
A fantastic cover!
Agree,a very strong expressing picture; excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So many died within the camps
Least we forget
Very dramatic image and sends a chill up my back.
Great and powerful art
great picture
This is a powerful scene. I would like to read this book even though Nazi literature is very disturbing to me.
marvelous
Well done.
What a great cover!
Great cover, emotional. Great work
very dramatic cover ! splendid and talentuous !!!
emotional!
A very troubling and poignant image. Immediately one feels concerned for the little girl -- the dirt on her clothes and body betraying the travail she must have gone through -- as she is thrust into a gritty and emotionally cold world far more terrible than any Big Bad Wolf or evil witch from any fairy tale. Very effective for a book cover.
Thank you ... It was an emotional scene for me to do. The author tells me the book is based on a true story ... his grandmother's experience. She's the little girl.