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By Kate Quinn Halfway through this, I knew it was destined to be one of my favorite books. Even though I've read countless books about code breaking and cracking the Enigma, I learned much more through this book about the varied efforts of Bletchley Park. I can't recall a story where deciphering codes carried so... Continue Reading →
Few inventions have ever been as appropriately named as The Enigma, the message-encoding machine created by the Nazis in WWII. Clunky, heavy, and ridiculous-looking, it was also amazingly advanced for its time. This analog, typewriter-driven machine was the closest thing to a computer that had ever been created. Picture a wooden box full of heavy metal... Continue Reading →
Kimberly Van Ginkel 