Contributor(s):Author: Meg Wiviott Illustrator: Josee Bisaillon A neighborhood cat observes the changes in German and Jewish families in Berlin during the period leading up to Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass.
This cat's-eye view introduces the Holocaust to children in a gentle way that can open discussion of this period.
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86 - 05/01/2010School Library Journal / Best Of The Best/Highly Recommended - pg.
95 - 05/01/2010School Library Journal / Exceptional Presentation - pg.
95 - 05/01/2010School Library Journal / Book Of Special Distinction - pg.
95 - 05/01/2010School Library Journal / Top 15 Book Of The Year - pg.
95 - 05/01/2010School Library Journal / Highly Recommended - pg.
95 - 05/01/2010Hornbook Guide to Children / Below Average - 07/01/2010Hornbook Guide to Children / Excellent - 07/01/2010Hornbook Guide to Children / Recommended - Better Than Most - 07/01/2010SLJ's Best Books - pg.
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| Illustrator | Josee |
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