Christine W. (Schnitzelmama) - , reviewed A Great Novel for Kids - Young Teens on + 2 more book reviews
This is David's story - a little boy who grows up as the pet of a ruthless Nazi in a concentration camp and his journey to find refuge after he is given the chance to escape. He knows nothing of the world or how to survive, let alone cross a continent, in the hope of capturing something of his lost life.
The Chicago Tribune calls the book "extraordinary and unforgettable," and the School Library Journal says it is "the single finest novel ever written for children of about ages 9 to 13."
As a parent, you will enjoy it too. It certainly opens many doors for communication with young readers.
The Chicago Tribune calls the book "extraordinary and unforgettable," and the School Library Journal says it is "the single finest novel ever written for children of about ages 9 to 13."
As a parent, you will enjoy it too. It certainly opens many doors for communication with young readers.
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