Author interview on BBC Radio Solent.
BBC Radio Solent

Article: From Rags to Runway
Saga Magazine

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars A Tailor In Auschwitz by David van Turnhout and Dirk Verhofstadt (translated by Kristien De Wulf and Jane Camerea) is a powerful and horrifying account of the plight of the Jewish people during World War II. The book came about after researching David van Turnhout’s paternal grandfather’s experiences during WWII. Whilst alive, his grandfather spoke very little about his war years. As we hear the story of his grandfather, this microcosm is part of a much bigger story. The authors have thoroughly researched the Holocaust and intersperse the author’s grandfather’s story with the wider picture. It was a time of great evil and the book makes shocking reading but it must be read to keep alive the memory of the six million who perished and no longer have a voice.
NetGalley, Julia Wilson

An interesting journey through the fashions of the Victorian era. Fun to read if you have an interest in fashion history. The illustrations are helpful in giving a visual of how women dressed during those times. Thank goodness times have changed...I don't think I could wear soooo many layers.
NetGalley, Mariama Thorlu-Bangura

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars An ideal coffee table book. I love all books on fashion but this book on Egyptian fashion is amazing. It was extremely knowledgeable and the pictures are great.
NetGalley, Lynn Beck