All That I Am (P.S.) - Tapa blanda

"Funder writes with grace and conviction about the intrusion of the political on the domestic and the thrill of falling in love over a cause."--New York Times Book Review

"In ALL THAT I AM, Anna Funder delivers a sweeping first novel that covers love and war, friendship and betrayal, and the bonds that define a life. It is a moving and ambitious work."--Ann Patchett

"A literary work as suspenseful as the best thrillers, Funder's extraordinary first novel is an unflinching portrait of courage in devastating circumstances."--Library Journal

"Like Hillary Mantel's brilliant WOLF HALL, Funder's new book is not just a novel or thriller, and is also far more than mere history."--Betsey Burton, The King's English Bookshop

"A spiraling account of political activity and love...this beautiful tapestry of friendship and loyalty during one of history's darker times will appeal to fans of novels about WWII."--Library Journal

"Absorbing debut novel...[Funder] adds an integral perspective on a shopworn subject by invoking the lives of Nazi dissidents whose attempts to alert the world to the growing menace were ignored until it was too late."--Publishers Weekly

"History, like hope, is not something to be solved, but to be carried. Anna Funder has written an essential novel about how we carry the bricks of history on our backs..."--Colum McCann

"[An] enthralling historical novel."--O, the Oprah Magazine

"A bravura piece of storytelling-perfectly plotted, exactingly described...Funder has taken the raw material of truth and from it created a novel of real power and beauty."--Daily Telegraph (London)

"A remarkable story told with clarity and precision, along with moments of insight and literary grace."--Rachel Cusk, The Guardian

Set in 1930's Europe and based on a true story, this brilliant debut novel follows a group of young German exiles who dedicate themselves to bringing down Hitler and warning the British government to the very real Nazi threat to which it has remained willfully blind. A first novel. 30,000 first printing.