The Devil's ArithmeticScholastic, 1988 - 170 Seiten Hannah resents stories of her Jewish heritage and of the past until, when opening the door during a Passover Seder, she finds herself in Poland during World War II where she experiences the horrors of a concentration camp, and learns why she-- and we--need to remember the past. |
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... raise Hannah's father when Belle was away at work . " Why did she do it ? " Hannah had often asked . " Because she wanted to " was the only answer her father had ever given . " Maybe she likes kids , " Rosemary suggested once 10.
... raise Hannah's father when Belle was away at work . " Why did she do it ? " Hannah had often asked . " Because she wanted to " was the only answer her father had ever given . " Maybe she likes kids , " Rosemary suggested once 10.
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... answers satisfied Hannah's need for romance and a perfect story . Still , she eventually stopped asking the questions , and the only issues she ever brought up with Aunt Eva herself had to do with everyday things . Like how many ...
... answers satisfied Hannah's need for romance and a perfect story . Still , she eventually stopped asking the questions , and the only issues she ever brought up with Aunt Eva herself had to do with everyday things . Like how many ...
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... answer . Gitl nodded , stretching the scarf between her hands . " Az m'fraygt a shyle iz trayf . ” Hannah translated mentally , " If you ask permission , the answer is no . " She remembered suddenly another phrase , from somewhere else ...
... answer . Gitl nodded , stretching the scarf between her hands . " Az m'fraygt a shyle iz trayf . ” Hannah translated mentally , " If you ask permission , the answer is no . " She remembered suddenly another phrase , from somewhere else ...
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