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Little Liar

A Novel

Mitch Albom

Ages 12–18

Readers rate it 4.4 (45 on Hardcover)

333 pages · Released 2023

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Little Liar parent’s guide: what’s inside

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A note for parents

This is a Holocaust historical fiction novel set in WWII Salonika that deals with heavy, mature themes including war, persecution, and loss—appropriate for older teens and mature readers. The story emphasizes resilience, courage, and moral complexity during dark times, offering significant educational value about the Holocaust. While there is violence inherent to the historical setting and some emotional trauma, it is not gratuitous, and the narrative rewards empathy and integrity. Not suitable for younger middle-grade readers due to the gravity and psychological weight of the subject matter.

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  • nyt:combined-print-and-e-book-fiction=2023-12-03
  • New York Times bestseller
  • Fiction, jewish
  • Fiction, historical, 20th century, world war ii
  • Holocaust, jewish (1939-1945), fiction
  • male author
  • Salonika
  • dark
  • tense
  • sad
  • informative
  • reflective

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ISBN 9780062406651 · HarperCollins Publishers

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