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Reading One Good Thing made me realize that I knew next to nothing about Italy's role in WWII. This book fully immerses you in the timeline and helps you see that even when there is unspeakable horror happening around you, that there are still good people willing to risk their lives to help save yours. Lili, the main character, showed incredible strength and fortitude. She was the kind of friend that most of us can only hope to be. I also enjoyed how Hunter brought real life people into the story. It made Lili and Theo more real and helped highlight that stories about WWII and the Holocaust aren't just stories that sell novels but rather stories that need to be told so that we can learn from history, so that some day we might actually stop letting history repeat itself.

Thank you to NetGalley and Penguin for the advance copy.