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The Daughter of Auschwitz by Tova Friedman
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The Daughter of Auschwitz

The Girl Who Lived to Tell Her Story

HarperCollins · 2025-04-08

The Daughter of Auschwitz: The Girl Who Lived to Tell Her Story

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Who It's For

  • Good for readers who enjoy Juvenile Nonfiction / History / Holocaust
  • Good for readers interested in middle
  • Strong fit for readers who prefer grounded, real-world context.

What You Get

  • Themes: Grade, Middle, Memoir.
  • Reading lane: History and Historical.
  • Publisher: HarperCollins.

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What we read

  • Juvenile Nonfiction / History / Holocaust

    86%
  • Young Adult Nonfiction / History / Holocaust

    85%
  • Young Adult Fiction / Historical / Holocaust

    84%

About This Book

In this powerful middle grade adaptation of the bestselling adult memoir of the same name, New York Times bestselling author Tova Friedman recounts her experiences as one of the youngest survivors of the Holocaust. A Sydney Taylor Notable Book! At the tender age of five years old, Tola Grossman was sent to a Nazi labor camp. As World War II was breaking out around them, the only thing Tola and her parents were left with was the instinct to survive at all costs. Tola’s life b...

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In this powerful middle grade adaptation of the bestselling adult memoir of the same name, New York Times bestselling author Tova Friedman recounts her experiences as one of the youngest survivors of the Holocaust. A Sydney Taylor Notable Book! At the tender age of five years old, Tola Grossman was sent to a Nazi labor camp. As World War II was breaking out around them, the only thing Tola and her parents were left with was the instinct to survive at all costs. Tola’s life became a series of miraculous close calls, from being saved from a gas chamber to successfully hiding from the Nazis as they were rounding people up. In this evocative account of one young girl’s survival, Tova Friedman chronicles the atrocities she witnessed while at Auschwitz and, ultimately, the sources of hope and courage she and her family found to persist against all odds.

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