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The Paper Girl of Paris

15 minJordyn Taylor

What's it about

Ever wondered what secrets your family's past is hiding? Imagine inheriting a Parisian apartment untouched for seventy years, only to discover a hidden diary that unravels a story of love, heartbreak, and incredible courage during the Nazi occupation. This is your chance to step into history. You'll follow two teenage girls living decades apart as their stories intertwine. Uncover the mystery of a lost relative who joined the French Resistance, piece together clues left behind in the city of love, and discover how the choices made in the darkest of times can echo for generations.

Meet the author

Jordyn Taylor is the New York Times bestselling author of The Paper Girl of Paris and an editor at Men's Health magazine with over a decade of journalism experience. Her fascination with World War II began after discovering her own French-Jewish great-great-aunt was a resistor who helped Jewish children escape to safety. This powerful family history inspired her to explore the untold stories of bravery and resilience from that era, bringing the forgotten heroes of the past to life for a new generation.

The Paper Girl of Paris book cover

What's it about

Ever wondered what secrets your family's past is hiding? Imagine inheriting a Parisian apartment untouched for seventy years, only to discover a hidden diary that unravels a story of love, heartbreak, and incredible courage during the Nazi occupation. This is your chance to step into history. You'll follow two teenage girls living decades apart as their stories intertwine. Uncover the mystery of a lost relative who joined the French Resistance, piece together clues left behind in the city of love, and discover how the choices made in the darkest of times can echo for generations.

Meet the author

Jordyn Taylor is the New York Times bestselling author of The Paper Girl of Paris and an editor at Men's Health magazine with over a decade of journalism experience. Her fascination with World War II began after discovering her own French-Jewish great-great-aunt was a resistor who helped Jewish children escape to safety. This powerful family history inspired her to explore the untold stories of bravery and resilience from that era, bringing the forgotten heroes of the past to life for a new generation.