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Good Night, Maman by Norma Fox Mazer

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Good Night, Maman

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Norma Fox Mazer

HarperCollins · Ebook · April 12, 2010

Reading lane: Holocaust Stories

Karin Levi’s world of family, school, and friends is torn apart when the German army occupies Paris in June of 1940.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

A Childhood Upended

A refugee’s wartime journey brings family, separation, and the work of growing up into close focus.

Come here for

  • A young person’s view of displacement and survival
  • The ache of leaving family behind

Expect

  • A sustained story of growing up amid extraordinary circumstances
  • Love and family bonds tested by wartime separation

Book Details

Authors
Norma Fox Mazer
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
April 12, 2010
Format
Ebook
Theme
Holocaust Stories · Holocaust Stories for Teens
Reading lane
Holocaust Stories

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Publisher Categories

  • Survival Stories

  • European Biographies

  • Stories About Divorce

  • Stepfamily Stories

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  • Historical Europe

  • Holocaust Stories

  • Wars & Military History

  • Jewish Religious Stories

About This Book

Karin Levi’s world of family, school, and friends is torn apart when the German army occupies Paris in June of 1940. Karin and her brother, Marc, like Jews all over Europe, find themselves on the run, seeking safety wherever they can find it. When Marc obtains two coveted places aboard a ship bound for the United States, Karin knows that crossing the ocean means she may never see her beloved parents again. Yet she and Marc have little choice if they are to survive. Karin’s u...

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Karin Levi’s world of family, school, and friends is torn apart when the German army occupies Paris in June of 1940. Karin and her brother, Marc, like Jews all over Europe, find themselves on the run, seeking safety wherever they can find it. When Marc obtains two coveted places aboard a ship bound for the United States, Karin knows that crossing the ocean means she may never see her beloved parents again. Yet she and Marc have little choice if they are to survive. Karin’s unforgettable story--revealing the little-known world of a handful of European refugees in World War II America--tells of survival, of growing up, and of love’s ability to endure even the most extraordinary circumstances.

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