Fatelessness
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As a youth, Kertesz spent one year in Auschwitz and so develops this novel about a 14-year-old Hungarian boy's ability to see beauty even in a horrific concentration camp. Publisher's Weekly called its prequel Fateless one of the best 50 books in 1992 and this one won him a Nobel Prize.