Four Perfect Pebbles: A True Story of the Holocaust

from JanaRose1

Marion was almost five years old when her family fled Germany for Holland. Despite the visas and tickets they had to immigrate to the United States, they were unable to leave Europe once the Germans invaded Holland. They then made arrangements to be part of a group immigrating to Palestine howeve...

from ithilwyn

A story of a little girl's survival. She also goes into what life was like after the war.

from ithilwyn

A story of a little girl's survival. She also goes into what life was like after the war.

from TFS93

Heartwrenching! This one is perfect for younger children, it doesn't sugarcoat, but it also doesn't give graphic detail, so kids can think and draw their own conclusions about how horrible the Holocaust was without being too sickened to want to read the story. A wonderful tale of survival and nev...

from richardderus

In the annals of man's cruelty to man, the Holocaust stands out for its sheer, industrial-scale coldness and horror. There is ample literature attesting to the awfulness of being condemned to death for the mere accident of being born to a Jewish parent. This book, another entry into that corwded ...