Hitlers Daughter

by Gary Goss

Book by Goss, Gary

Hardcover

First published June 1, 1973

Reviews

[Ellie · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is about a group of kids to meet at the bus stop every morning before they go to school. And one morning they decided to play a game. They made of a game where you pretend to be some one and tell a story about their lives or some sort of event that went on. One of the boys pretended that they were going to be Hitler's daughter. Hitler didn't actually have a daughter, but he just made it up anyways. And they just kept going around making new ideas for the story of what Hitler's daughter would have gone through and done. I don't really think this was good book. It was kind of a boring book. I would recommend this to and one who wants a fictional book.

[Michael]

I read this book when I first came out. I was a teenager and thought it was very funny. I recently bought a second-hand copy and am looking forward to reading it again.

Since it was not a big seller and has been out of print for decades, I was surprised to see so many people rating it here. But then when I see that they classify it with Holocaust and children as the subject, I realize most of them have the wrong book.