In 1941, 12-year-old Rivka Rosenfeld lives in the Warsaw Ghetto with her grandfather and two sisters in a synagogue because housing is scarce. When German soldiers slash her grandfather's beard, Rivka is compelled to write in between the pages of a library book by Hans Christian Andersen. Dr. Emanuel Ringelblum, founder of the Underground Archive--a compilation of Warsaw Ghetto experiences, asks her to contribute her stories to the archives and Rivka agrees, imagining her words rising up from the ground on wings of their own.
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Sydelle Pearl, a New Jersey native, currently lives in Pittsburgh, PA. She has published books in genres including folktales, historical fiction, and biography. Her book, Elijah's Tears: Stories for the Jewish Holidays, received a Storytelling World Honor Award.
In 1941, 12-year-old Rivka Rosenfeld lives in the Warsaw Ghetto with her grandfather and two sisters in a synagogue because housing is scarce. When German soldiers slash her grandfather's beard, Rivka is compelled to write in between the pages of a library book by Hans Christian Andersen. Dr. Emanuel Ringelblum, founder of the Underground Archive--a compilation of Warsaw Ghetto experiences, asks her to contribute her stories to the archives and Rivka agrees, imagining her words rising up from the ground on wings of their own.
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Paperback. Zustand: Good. In 1941, 12-year-old Rivka Rosenfeld lives in the Warsaw Ghetto with her grandfather and two sisters in a synagogue because housing is scarce. When German soldiers slash her grandfather's beard, Rivka is compelled to write in between the pages of a library book by Hans Christian Andersen. Dr. Emanuel Ringelblum, founder of the Underground Archive--a compilation of Warsaw Ghetto experiences, asks her to contribute her stories to the archives and Rivka agrees, imagining her words rising up from the ground on wings of their own. Artikel-Nr. 00095311623
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In the heart of the Warsaw Ghetto, a young girl discovers the power of words to transcend darkness.1941. Twelve-year-old Rivka Rosenfeld, confined to the Warsaw Ghetto, finds solace in storytelling after her grandfather is brutalized by German soldiers. Amidst scarce housing and constant fear, Rivka writes in the margins of a library copy of Hans Christian Andersen, her imagination taking flight when all else seems lost.When Dr. Emanuel Ringelblum, founder of the Underground Archive, recognizes Rivka's gift, he asks her to contribute her stories, offering a chance for her words to rise above the suffering. Can Rivka's tales of hope and resilience truly make a difference in the face of unimaginable adversity Discover a heartbreaking yet ultimately uplifting story of the Warsaw Ghetto, where the power of imagination becomes an act of resistance. Perfect for readers of historical fiction seeking stories of Jewish resilience during World War II. Artikel-Nr. 9781771831963
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