The Other Way Round
Readers rate it 4.5 (4 on Hardcover)
220 pages · Released 1993 · Collins
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This sequel to *When Hitler Stole the Pink Rabbit* follows a Jewish family's experiences during WWII, now in Britain facing the Blitz and its aftermath. While grounded in historical reality, the narrative focuses on resilience, family bonds, and coming of age rather than graphic depictions. The book explores wartime hardship and anxiety without graphic violence, making it suitable for mature middle-grade readers with interest in history and strong emotional literacy.
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- Children's stories
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- War
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ISBN 9780006712343 · Collins