«This is an absolutely beautiful and necessary novel, full of heartbreak but also hope, about the bond between mother and daughter, and the sacrifices made for love»

Mary Beth Keane, New York Times

«A captivating and emotional tale about the love between a mother and daughter »

ReadPlus

«A deeply moving novel in which even the weakest and most vulnerable are sustained by the power of music, stories and love in a music, stories and love in a time of terror and tyranny»

Herald

«A captivating read»

Good Reading

«Outstanding . . . it will appeal particularly to fans Marcus Zusak's The Book Thief»

Glam Adelaide

«Prepare to have your heart broken »

Good Housekeeping

«If you only read one book this year, make it The Yellow Bird Sings . . . Jennifer Rosner’s novel stands alongside The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas as one of those profoundly special World War Two novels you know you will never forget»

AJ Pearce, author of <i>Dear Mrs Bird</i>

«The Yellow Bird Sings is at the top of my reading list»

Elle

«A captivating, quietly powerful telling of music, loss, longing and hope»

Living Magazines

«Room meets Schindler’s List . . . a beautifully written tale of mothers and daughters»

Kate Quinn, author of <i>The Huntress</i> and <i>The Alice Network</i>

«Told beneath an overarching sky of the unbreakable bond between mother and daughter, this is a story readers will continue to ponder long afterward»

Lisa Wingate, author of <i>Before We Were Yours</i> and <i>Before and After</i>

«Rosner’s debut novel is a World War II story with a Room-like twist, one that also deftly examines the ways in which art and imagination can sustain us . . . an effective work of suspense, and Rosner’s understanding of how art plays a role in our lives, even at the worst of times, is impressive»

Kirkus