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My Story: The Storm to Come

by Yankev Glatshteyn (author) (UK edition)

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Suitable for 8 - 12 years

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You will be chilled… This on-the-spot vision of the unfolding of the Holocaust was written as it happened by a man who saw the Nazis rise. Yesterday, everything was normal. Today, they’ve taken your parents. Even your school isn’t safe. Who can you trust? As the Holocaust turns from a brutal plan into a living nightmare, two boys in Vienna – one German, one Jewish – find themselves trapped in a real-life hell. First published in 1940, at the very beginning of the Second World War, this extraordinary book chillingly predicts the terror of the storm to come.

“I feel as if I am in Vienna in 1940 watching the impossible unfold.” Meg Rosoff

Product Details

Series

My Story

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407116075

Date published

January 4th, 2010

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 4.8; Middle years; 6.0 points

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  • 192 pages
Condition

New

UK edition

Series

My Story

My Story

Author/Illustrator

Yankev Glatshteyn

Yankev Glatshteyn was a Polish Jew who emigrated to America before the outbreak of the Second World War. He wrote EMIL AND KARL after a visit to Poland in 1934, and it was first published in Yiddish in New York in 1940. The book has not been translated into English until now.

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  1. 39c logo fullcolor 113549

    AngelofDeath
    on 8 March 2014

    A lovely story

  2. Giraffe zebra 113509

    heart29
    on 5 March 2014

    A very sad, but moving story. Keep and eye out for these my story books as some of them are very good

    4out of 5
  3. Hayley 113303

    bouncybunny
    on 5 March 2013

    An upseting story , I read. This book but didn’t liked it much,to upseting for me