A “well researched and most human­iz­ing of novels”

“One Good Thing is a well-paced nov­el; at times excit­ing, and at oth­er times trag­ic, this sto­ry will engage and move read­ers,” according to the Jewish Book Council. “One thing the book does extra­or­di­nar­i­ly well is intro­duce read­ers to aspects of the Ital­ian World War Two expe­ri­ence that they might not encounter in oth­er Holo­caust nov­els… read­ers will learn from this well researched and most human­iz­ing of novels.” Full review is here.