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193 pp.
| Greenwillow |
September, 1998 |
TradeISBN 0-688-15935-4$$16.00
(2)
YA
Illustrator Anita Lobel's memoir of her traumatic years in Poland spent under the threat of annihilation by the Nazis is notable both as an account of survival and as a revelation of a remarkable human being. But what makes the book truly haunting is the perspective from which it is told--that of a child who does not fully comprehend what she is witnessing.
Reviewer: Mary M. Burns
| Horn Book Magazine Issue:
November, 1998