#Brothers, Sisters, Strangers
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A Junior Library Guild selection, this story of family separation — told through text, historical documents, and photographs — reflects the trauma and excruciating loneliness many unaccompanied minor immigrants experience.
Kirkus called this mother-daughter memoir “an outstanding portrait of the painful postwar waltz of Germans, their victims, and their victims’ victims.”
This historical novel, a Junior Library Guild selection based upon the childhood immigration experience of the author’s mother, explores immigration and identity through a little-known American program that rescued 1,400 youngsters from the Holocaust.
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FSC has presented at hundreds of schools to thousands of students. She is a featured speaker for immigration and Holocaust units.
Many of Fern’s programs fulfill state requirements to teach the Holocaust. All programs can be customized to the appropriate grade level.
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