Don't Tell the Nazis A Novel

This powerful historical novel transports readers to a Ukrainian village in 1941, where Krystia lives under Soviet, then Nazi, occupation. As conditions worsen and Jewish citizens are forced into a ghetto, Krystia's friendship with Dolik compels her to act. The story explores themes of immense bravery, loyalty, and the moral choices people faced during the Holocaust, offering a child's perspective on unimaginable tyranny and the courage to resist. It's an excellent resource for discussing World War II, prejudice, and the importance of standing up for what is right.