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Your Name Is Renee: Ruth Kapp Hartz's Story as a Hidden Child in Nazi-Occupied France
by Stacy Cretzmeyer
by Stacy Cretzmeyer
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bookshelves: history-ww-ii, lit-french, letters-diaries-memoirs
Mar 25, 09
bookshelves: history-ww-ii, lit-french, letters-diaries-memoirs
Read in March, 2009
I read this because Madame Kapp was kind enough to give a lecture for my class. Cretzmeyer does a good job of capturing a child's fear and confusion of posing as a Christian in WWII. The book is easy to read and engrossing. It contains horror and humor. Appendices give additional information about the time. The book would be well used in conjunction with The Diary of Anne Frank or Night.
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Jun 30, 2011 11:47pm
I followed the path from your Sarah's Key review to this one. I've just placed a request for this from the library. How cool to have the lady come to your class!
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