When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit: Fifty years of the classic family story of escape and refuge- cover may vary

Reviews

Pooja B. S

Why else would Hitler go through the unnecessary task of taking their toys except to play with them. While the difficulties they face are probably nothing in comparison to those that families who stayed behind faced, the author beautifully brings to light how unsettling it is for Anna and her brother when they have to suddenly leave their home, school, friends, family members and toys behind. The book is a partly autobiographical story about 10-year-old Anna and her family who flee Germany, just before Hitler comes to power, as they are Jewish. It might be a children’s book… probably for the age of 9 and above but it will appeal to adults as well… a light read on a heavy topic.

Kitabi Keeda

How changes in financial status can lead to so many choices being cut down. They are spared from knowing the gory details, but you can see how personal it still is. At the end of the book the author has a note where you see how she and her family went through a similar experience and it becomes so real. .