⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Georgia Hunter has done it again—and honestly, I liked One Good Thing even better than We Were the Lucky Ones. The story follows Lili and Esti, two Jewish friends in 1940s Italy, whose lives flip upside down when Mussolini’s Racial Laws and the German occupation force them into hiding. When Esti is brutally attacked, she begs Lili to take her young son, Theo, and run. And so begins an unforgettable journey across a war-torn country, where danger is everywhere and love is the only currency they can still count on. What struck me most is Lili’s quiet bravery. She’s not fearless—far from it—but her love for Theo keeps her moving, step by terrifying […]