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Emily's Review

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 '''Geographic Area:''' [[Geographic Area::Europe]] <br>
 '''Country:''' [[Country::Poland]] {{#set: Continent=Europe}}<br>
-'''Topics:''' [[Holocaust Booklist|Holocaust]], [[Topic::Auschwitz]], [[Topic::Resistance]]{{#set: Topic=Holocaust}}<br>
+'''Topics:''' [[Holocaust Booklist|Holocaust]], [[Topic::Auschwitz]], [[Topic::Jewish Resistance]]{{#set: Topic=Holocaust}}<br>
 '''Genre:''' [[Genre::F|Fiction]], [[Genre::Bio|Biography]] <br>
 '''Reading Age:''' [[Reading Age::YA|Young Adult]], [[Reading Age::A|Adult]] {{#set: ReadAgeNum=4}}<br>

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 '''Geographic Area:''' [[Geographic Area::Europe]] <br>
 '''Country:''' [[Country::Poland]] {{#set: Continent=Europe}}<br>
-'''Topics:''' [[Holocaust Booklist|Holocaust]], [[Topic::Auschwitz]]{{#set: Topic=Holocaust}}<br>
+'''Topics:''' [[Holocaust Booklist|Holocaust]], [[Topic::Auschwitz]], [[Topic::Resistance]]{{#set: Topic=Holocaust}}<br>
 '''Genre:''' [[Genre::F|Fiction]], [[Genre::Bio|Biography]] <br>
 '''Reading Age:''' [[Reading Age::YA|Young Adult]], [[Reading Age::A|Adult]] {{#set: ReadAgeNum=4}}<br>

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 '''Geographic Area:''' [[Geographic Area::Europe]] <br>
 '''Country:''' [[Country::Poland]] {{#set: Continent=Europe}}<br>
-'''Topics:''' [[Holocaust Booklist|Holocaust]]{{#set: Topic=Holocaust}}<br>
+'''Topics:''' [[Holocaust Booklist|Holocaust]], [[Topic::Auschwitz]]{{#set: Topic=Holocaust}}<br>
 '''Genre:''' [[Genre::F|Fiction]], [[Genre::Bio|Biography]] <br>
 '''Reading Age:''' [[Reading Age::YA|Young Adult]], [[Reading Age::A|Adult]] {{#set: ReadAgeNum=4}}<br>

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 ==Emily's Review==
-Dita Kraus is my new hero. What a badass. Only 14 when she was sent to what amounted to a "show" camp in Auschwitz, she was put in charge of the small library of smuggled books for their children's school. The stories in these books are what helped her to survive, and gave moments of pleasure to others in a horrifying place and time.  If you want to read about the Holocaust and don't know where to start - this book is for you. I feel like the author did a fantastic job weaving the stories of real people together to give a very complete and horrifying picture of what the Nazis did during World War II to the Jews, homosexuals, Communists, and anyone else that didn't fit their perfect Aryan agenda; as well as showing that not all of the Jews went quietly. Some escaped, some fought back, and some quietly defied the Nazis by smuggling books and teaching children. If you are only going to read one book about the Holocaust, I recommend picking up this one. It covered a lot of ground and had some of the most compelling characters in modern literature.
+Dita Kraus is my new hero. What a badass. Only 14 when she was sent to what amounted to a "show" camp in Auschwitz, she was put in charge of the small library of smuggled books for their children's school. The stories in these books are what helped her to survive, and gave moments of pleasure to others in a horrifying place and time.  If you want to read about the Holocaust and don't know where to start - this book is for you.
 ==Other Similar Books==
-Other suggestions on the subject of the '''Holocaust'''.
+Other suggestions on the subject of the '''Holocaust, Poland'''.
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+{{#ask: [[Category:Books]] [[Topic::Holocaust]][[Country::Poland]]
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 ==Emily's Review==
-Dita Kraus is my new hero. What a badass. If you want to read about the Holocaust and don't know where to start - this book is for you. I feel like the author did a fantastic job weaving the stories of real people together to give a very complete and horrifying picture of what the Nazis did during World War II to the Jews, homosexuals, Communists, and anyone else that didn't fit their perfect Aryan agenda; as well as showing that not all of the Jews went quietly. Some escaped, some fought back, and some quietly defied the Nazis by smuggling books and teaching children. If you are only going to read one book about the Holocaust, I recommend picking up this one. It covered a lot of ground and had some of the most compelling characters in modern literature.
+Dita Kraus is my new hero. What a badass. Only 14 when she was sent to what amounted to a "show" camp in Auschwitz, she was put in charge of the small library of smuggled books for their children's school. The stories in these books are what helped her to survive, and gave moments of pleasure to others in a horrifying place and time.  If you want to read about the Holocaust and don't know where to start - this book is for you. I feel like the author did a fantastic job weaving the stories of real people together to give a very complete and horrifying picture of what the Nazis did during World War II to the Jews, homosexuals, Communists, and anyone else that didn't fit their perfect Aryan agenda; as well as showing that not all of the Jews went quietly. Some escaped, some fought back, and some quietly defied the Nazis by smuggling books and teaching children. If you are only going to read one book about the Holocaust, I recommend picking up this one. It covered a lot of ground and had some of the most compelling characters in modern literature.
 ==Other Similar Books==
 Other suggestions on the subject of the '''Holocaust'''.

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 '''Genre:''' [[Genre::F|Fiction]], [[Genre::Bio|Biography]] <br>
 '''Reading Age:''' [[Reading Age::YA|Young Adult]], [[Reading Age::A|Adult]] {{#set: ReadAgeNum=4}}<br>
-'''Format:''' [[Format::N||Novel]]<br>{{#set: Favorite=Emily }}
+'''Format:''' [[Format::N|Novel]]<br>{{#set: Favorite=Emily }}
 '''Published:''' [[PubDate::2012]]
 {{#set: BYL Level=Level 11}}

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-''[[World History|World History]] > [[Modern Age Booklist|Modern Age]] > [[World War II Booklist|WWII]] / [[Holocaust Booklist|Holocaust]]''
+'''''[[World History|World History]]''' > [[Modern Age Booklist|Modern Age]] > [[World War II Booklist|WWII]] / [[Holocaust Booklist|Holocaust]]''
 Based on the experience of real-life Auschwitz prisoner Dita Kraus, this is the incredible story of a girl who risked her life to keep the magic of books alive during the Holocaust.