As the Nazis rise to power in 1932, Hannah, a young Jewish orphan living under the care of her Catholic guardian, longs for freedom from the increasingly oppressive regime at home. Her only friend, well-intentioned and wealthy Katarina, persuades her into one last jaunt together before they return to their respective schools. 
But their escape takes a dangerous turn when they become caught up in a violent pogrom, facing life-changing personal and political repercussions. 
Fans of historical fiction and gripping drama will be captivated by this short, fast-paced tale of courage and consequences.
*** A book in the Rebels and Resistance Series of gripping WW2 stories to share ***

"The Rebellious Maus and the Pogrom"

by Jan Foster