Surviving Hitler
Nonfiction | Book | Middle Grade | Published in 2001
160
Book • Nonfiction
Europe • 1940s
2001
Middle grade
10-14 years
820L
Surviving Hitler by Andrea Warren tells the true story of Janek "Jack" Mandelbaum, a young Jewish boy whose life is irrevocably changed when the Nazis invade Poland during World War II. Separated from his family and sent to multiple concentration camps, Jack endures unimaginable hardships but survives due to his resilience and ability to work. Through his story, Warren aims to educate younger readers about the Holocaust's horrors and the necessity of combating all forms of oppression.
Inspirational
Challenging
Unnerving
Emotional
Hopeful
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Surviving Hitler by Andrea Warren is widely praised for its compelling narrative and historical authenticity, making it an engaging read for young audiences. Reviewers commend its emotional depth and educational value, although some feel it oversimplifies complex historical events. Overall, it's a poignant introduction to Holocaust literature.
Readers who will enjoy Surviving Hitler by Andrea Warren are typically middle school students or young adults interested in Holocaust narratives. They appreciate historical non-fiction with personal stories and resilience, akin to Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl and Night by Elie Wiesel.
5,858 ratings
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160
Book • Nonfiction
Europe • 1940s
2001
Middle grade
10-14 years
820L
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