Helpful Score: 3
Excellent book for a Holocaust or WWII unit study. It is an easy read with not too much of disturbing details.
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Daniel's Story
Daniel's Story
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Daniel, 14 in 1941, describes first his family's sense of belonging in Germany and their refusal to flee their country despite the initial instances of anti-Semitism they experience. By the time the family is ready to acknowledge the seriousness of their situation, no country is willing to accept them. They are first deported from Frankfurt to t... more »
Author:
Daniel, 14 in 1941, describes first his family's sense of belonging in Germany and their refusal to flee their country despite the initial instances of anti-Semitism they experience. By the time the family is ready to acknowledge the seriousness of their situation, no country is willing to accept them. They are first deported from Frankfurt to t... more »
ISBN-13: 9780590465885
ISBN-10: 0590465880
Pages: 144
Rating: 19
ISBN-10: 0590465880
Pages: 144
Rating: 19
4.1 stars, based on 19 ratings
Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Audio CD
Reviews: Member | Amazon | Write a Review
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Audio CD
Reviews: Member | Amazon | Write a Review
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An absolutely wonderful, historical fiction. It I didn't know it was fiction I would definitely think it was a true account. The story moves you from incident to the next not leaving you behind in any detail. I read this to my children for a unit study about the Holocaust. There are hard details to recount but definitely worth every word.
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