words

In the small town of Molching, Germany, during World War II, a young girl named Liesel Meminger was living through a life-altering experience. She was not Jewish, nor did she belong to the oppressed. However, her life was bound by an intimate bond with words and the power they possessed, a bond that fate had tied her to.

In the quiet settlement of Wethersfield, nestled between the dense Connecticut forests and undulating marshes, was a woman named Hannah. She was known, to her dissent, as the Witch of Blackbird Pond. Isolated due to fear and superstition, her only solace was in her diligent scribing.