Super Short Summary

The novel Hitler's Daughter by Jackie French follows a group of friends who share stories while waiting for their bus. Anna captivates them with a tale about Heidi, who is revealed to be Hitler's secret daughter, living in isolation during World War II before fleeing to Australia. Mark, intrigued and troubled by the story, reflects on the Holocaust and wrestles with complex questions about morality, history, and human nature. Sensitive topics include references to war, the Holocaust, and discrimination.