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Violence
A lot
Holocaust violence including the reality of Auschwitz, selections, death, and systematic murder
Language
Barely any
Minimal language
Sexual Content
None
No sexual content
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Profoundly heavy psychological themes around survival, meaning, and preserving humanity in the worst conditions imaginable
What this book is about
A powerful YA Holocaust novel about the incredible true story of Dita Kraus and her secret library at Auschwitz. Violence is the violence of the Holocaust — deeply harrowing but important. Essential reading for young adults.
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Holocaust violence
Auschwitz depiction
Death and genocide
Psychological devastation
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