The sequel to Judith Kerr's novel "When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit." The year is 1940, Great Britain. Anna is a fifteen-year-old girl whom no one would recognize as a German refugee, and her brother Max is one of Cambridge's top students. Anna's family escaped mortal danger in France, but the war catches up with them in London, too. Bombings, fear, nightmares, and, on top of that, the poverty and instability of being an émigré, as well as unexpected harassment by the British authorities. All Anna can pit against the hardships that have fallen to her lot are her youth, talent, and thirst for happiness. But is that enough? This book is the second part of Judith Kerr's autobiographical trilogy about life during the Hitler era.
Author: Judith Kerr
Translator: Marina Aromshtam
Pages: 352 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 217x150x34 mm
