Book
The Pianist
- Author: Wladyslaw Szpilman
- Year: 2002
- Pages: 240
Readers on perLibre: 16Average rating: 7.0/10
The powerful and bestselling memoir that inspired the oscar and bafta-winning film. 'a book so fresh and vivid, so heartbreaking, and so simply and beautifully written, that it manages to tell us the story of horrendous events as if for the first time' daily telegraphfirst published in 1946, the pianist is the unforgettable memoir of a young polish-jewish pianist who survived the second world war against all odds.
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