Nineteen Steps: The debut novel inspired by the true events of her family’s history, from global star Millie Bobby Brown

i absolutely loved the book! the story, the characters, the twists. tysm millie for this amazing book. i will always cherish this book and i love you so much mills! and this was my first book ever, so it’s my special one🫶🏻💜🥹

the book was in very gd condition... in<3 with the cover:)))

Just saw the post on Instagram about this book, can't wait to read ittt! Good job Millie ❤, always been proud of you!

Hey mills ! Chahat here from india! I love you so so much and I’ve purchased your book! Loveyoiuuuuu♥️♥️ 🫂🫂🫂

*I was sent a copy of this book by the publisher in exchange for an honest review.* When you start reading this book, it will feel as if you are reading a romance story. In the start, the author tried to build the war environment, personally, I felt that the world-building was a bit incomplete. The book is very easy to read and is fast-paced. At an early stage, a new love interest is introduced, but it does not feel abrupt. You are reading about the main character’s daily life happenings. She is falling in love, the whole Morris family is trying to survive in the war, etc. I kept on reading and halfway through the book it was all good. But then came a huge twist in the story, and my thoughts changed. I did not expect that the incident of Nineteen Steps would be described in such a way that it would break my heart. It is definitely a story that will affect the readers. This book is a mixed bag of love, heartbreak, grief, and the aftermath of the war. I feel that this book could have been more centered around the war element, as the love triangle element was a bit overpowering. I had a good time reading this story, it broke my heart that people actually experienced the incident of the Bethnal Green crush.

El primer libro que mi hija se pidio leer en inglés

Nineteen Steps is fantastic! I didn't know what to expect given it's the debut novel of a teenage actress, but I tried to go in with an open mind and give it a shot. The three-page prologue hooked me immediately and drew me into the world of the novel, which was a good first impression. From there, the book is divided into three parts, each spanning a separate time period in WWII. The first part does a nice job setting the stage, introducing the characters, and detailing the rhythms of everyday life in 1940s Bethnal Green without being too long or wordy. The prose is generally succinct and clean and it is a rather efficient read at 300 tightly plotted pages. The second part, though...that's where the book really hits hard. I was flying while reading most of the book and two separate flight attendants asked me if I was ok because I was in tears multiple times at the profoundly devastating events that unfold. They're so affecting because you really care for the book's main character, Nellie, and she endures so much trauma in such a short period of time. I truly did not expect some of the more tragic twists in her personal story - often in similar stories they happen to secondary characters rather than primary characters - and by the time you get to part three, you'll be entirely wrung out. Part three is a relatively short denouement that does a great job not ignoring or effacing the past trauma, but showing how someone can pick up the pieces and try to move forward. The end is somewhat surprising and perhaps a little too neat/coincidental, but it still manages to pull on the heartstrings and deliver on the emotional promise of the rest of the book. Highly recommended - great historical fiction wrapped around a sweet love story. Prepare yourself for waterworks!

Sehr gut

Muy buena novela, 100% recomendable

Comme j'admire et que j'aime cette incroyable jeune femme, j'ai aimé son roman que j'ai dévoré. Merci!