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Chaya Lindner is a teenager living in Nazi-occupied Poland. Simply being Jewish places her in danger of being killed or sent to the camps. After her little sister is taken away, her younger brother disappears, and her parents all but give up hope, Chaya is determined to make a difference.
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The book is wonderfully written and portrays the horrible travesties that the Jews faced. The story follows Chaya, I think she's around 13-15. She joins a resistence group and see more of the horors of what the Germans are doing to her people. Then tradgety strikes and she and a few other are working to re-build their organization. They do mention the bad situations of the people, but nothing above the age level this book is for.
Overall a good book to descirbe the time, deep charecters, empathy, and just leaves with respect for them.
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The book is wonderfully written and portrays the horrible travesties that the Jews faced. The story follows Chaya, I think she's around 13-15. She joins a resistence group and see more of the horors of what the Germans are doing to her people. Then tradgety strikes and she and a few other are working to re-build their organization. They do mention the bad situations of the people, but nothing above the age level this book is for.
Overall a good book to descirbe the time, deep charecters, empathy, and just leaves with respect for them.