Elodie
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  • Parts 20
  • Time 2h 51m
  • Reads 1,439
  • Votes 40
  • Parts 20
  • Time 2h 51m
Ongoing, First published Feb 26, 2014
Sixteen-year-old Élodie Lasalle is living the perfect life in 1940 France. A loving family, great friends, and a boy who shows interest in her...what more could she want? However, circumstances change drastically when the Nazis invade her country, and her Jewish friends are affected. Soon, she finds herself living in Paris. But life there isn't at all glamorous...there are food shortages and people wanting to rise up against the government. Élodie soon learns that peace comes at a price, and realizes that to save herself and others, she must listen to what she truly feels inside. As the walls close in on the little safety she has left, she must stay strong through the trials and heartbreak of not being truly free and break through the bonds of being in a captive country...even if it means going undercover.
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Satine [ONGOING]

32 parts Ongoing

This is a story not only about war, but about conflicts on smaller scales and above all strives to be a humane exploration into our strange prejudices and habitual search for enemies which makes us all drift apart, sprinkled with love care and a streak of courage. Satine, a young woman living in Paris in June 1940 to pursue her passion for Theatre far away from the mountains where she was raised suddenly has to leave her hard-earned life behind as a general panic brought on by war takes ahold of the city. She is forced to face her past, and the state she left her family in after leaving without a word, leading them to think she was dead. Gabrielle's life has been dictated by the disappearance of her sister in 1932, and as the occupation makes it way into her small town, so does her estranged sister. How will she ever forgive her for leaving in such a cowardly manner?