Who Built the Berlin Wall?

Reach for this book when your child starts asking big questions about why countries disagree or how physical borders impact the lives of real people. It is a vital resource for navigating complex topics of political division and the human desire for freedom. The book explores the construction and eventual fall of the Berlin Wall, emphasizing themes of resilience, justice, and the ways families stayed connected despite being physically separated. While it tackles a heavy historical period, it is designed for middle-grade readers with a focus on clarity and historical context. Parents will appreciate how it transforms a dry history lesson into a story about the endurance of the human spirit, making it an excellent choice for kids curious about social justice and global history.