Review: A Woman of No Importance by Sonia Purnell

Virginia Hall is one of the most important women in U.S. history that no one knows a thing about. This nonfiction account of her times as an American spying for the French during WW2 is a movie waiting to happen. It's fascinating, but very very dense. I wish someone with a more narrative approach to writing had taken her on.

Rating: 3 (only because of the textbook-y writing--it took me much longer than I wanted to read it, but I soaked up every bit of information I could!)

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