From our favourite second-hand bookshop, bought specifically for bookcrossing.

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The Jewish exodus from Germany pre-WWII, told through the eyes of a young girl. I was impressed that the author wasn't afraid to include some of the more horrific aspects of Nazi policy, while still keeping it at a level a child could understand.

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Given to another bookcrosser at tonight's meetup with the Auckland Bookcrossers. Great to meet you all, and hope to see you again in April!

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I was intrigued by the title of this book so I picked it up.

Lovely to meet you last evening FutureCat and your pitch was A1. (If there are any confirmed registrations from firemen be sure to let me know ;-}

This book wasn't what I expected given its title but I was pleased because it wasn't as sad as I had anticipated. Still, life would not have been easy for those who had to leave their homeland. I thought the book did a good job incorporating the adventure and positive learning experiences of living in new countries alongside the hardships involved with leaving your own home and country behind.

I think another bookcrosser wants to read this so I will take it along to the next Auckland BC meet up.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Picked up by another bookcrosser.

Caught book at a meetup with the Christchurch gals. Hve to admit it was the title rather than the book that caught my attention. Although it was a younger readers book it had an engaging storyline.

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Left on the Helensville express morning service.