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This is a personal investigation into relatives who vanished during the Holocaust. Rosen follows clues, disappointments and discoveries, while poems and family materials give emotional and historical shape to what happened.
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This is a personal investigation into relatives who vanished during the Holocaust. Rosen follows clues, disappointments and discoveries, while poems and family materials give emotional and historical shape to what happened.
Patrice Karst
A warm, direct story about love continuing across distance and separation. Its central metaphor may help children put words to feeling connected, while its references to anger and a deceased uncle invite more careful, individual discussion.
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Claire Fayers
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