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The Zookeeper's Wife: A War Story Chapter 32 Quotes

The Zookeeper's Wife: A War Story Chapter 32 Quotes

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Quote 1

Over the next few days, Mrs. Kokot provided bread and butter, and brought a small wooden bathtub for Teresa and hot water. (32.17)

Without the presence of kindly old ladies—and not-so-old ladies like Antonina—the world would be a much more horrible place. That's one lesson we've totally learned from The Zookeeper's Wife.

Quote 2

"Mom, I know we're never going home again," he said tearfully. (32.13)

This is a sad moment for Ryś, and we're glad to say that he's wrong. The book has a happy ending, as the zookeeper, his wife, and their son all get to return to their home, romping among the animals forever like in a live-action Disney movie.