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Friedel and Gina by Jeremy Dronfield

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Friedel and Gina

A True Story of Sisterhood and Survival During the Holocaust

Jeremy Dronfield

HarperCollins · Print & ebook · March 10, 2026

Reading lane: Siblings

The bestselling author of National Jewish Book Award Finalist The Boy Who Followed His Father Into Auschwitz is back with another powerful nonfiction book for young readers, this time spotlighting twin sisters whose worlds were turned upside down when Adolf Hitler assumed power.

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Who It's For

Young readers interested in Holocaust survival histories

Book Details

Authors
Jeremy Dronfield
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
March 10, 2026
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Siblings · Judaism for Teens
Reading lane
Siblings

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Publisher Categories

  • Historical Biographies for Kids

  • Siblings

  • European History for Kids

  • Holocaust for Kids

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  • Prejudice & Racism

  • Women's Lives

  • Girls & Women

  • European History

About This Book

The bestselling author of National Jewish Book Award Finalist The Boy Who Followed His Father Into Auschwitz is back with another powerful nonfiction book for young readers, this time spotlighting twin sisters whose worlds were turned upside down when Adolf Hitler assumed power. Through trials and tribulations, hardships and disasters, the bond between twin sisters Friedel and Gina Rosenthal was unshakable. They were only nine years old when the Nazis came into power in Germ...

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The bestselling author of National Jewish Book Award Finalist The Boy Who Followed His Father Into Auschwitz is back with another powerful nonfiction book for young readers, this time spotlighting twin sisters whose worlds were turned upside down when Adolf Hitler assumed power. Through trials and tribulations, hardships and disasters, the bond between twin sisters Friedel and Gina Rosenthal was unshakable. They were only nine years old when the Nazis came into power in Germany. When the girls were fourteen, they, along with their family, were deported to a refugee camp in Poland. After the Nazis invaded Poland, the family suffered even more heartache…and Friedel and Gina soon found themselves alone. Through the atrocities that followed – the ghetto and the concentration camps – they helped each other stay alive. They grieved their losses and learned to survive…together.

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