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beastreader's review
4.0
I have read a good handful of books on or centered around the holocaust. When I got the chance to review this book, I thought it sounded like something I would like. Even though this book is only 86 pages short, I had a good time reading it. The way that the author told her grandfather's story of surviving the holocaust was one I am glad her grandfather shared. I really loved the idea of the illustrations being drawn to help enhance the story. There was nothing too scary that a younger reader could have a problem with by reading this book. In fact, I think this book should be read by everyone who is interested in the holocaust or likes to read memoirs.
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