The harrowing true story of a German-Jewish boy who had to survive World War II on his own, separated from his parents as they fled the Holocaust.
Karen Gray Ruelle is a former librarian turned full-time author and
illustrator of children's books. Her books include the Harry and
Emily easy readers, as well as picture books and nonfiction. Hidden
on the Mountain, cowritten with Deborah Durland DeSaix, was a
Sydney Taylor Notable Book and received a starred review from
Kirkus Reviews. She lives in New York City.
Deborah Durland DeSaix is a former college professor who now
devotes her time to painting, ceramics, and writing. Hidden on the
Mountain, cowritten with Karen Gray Ruelle, was a Sydney Taylor
Notable Book and received a starred review from Kirkus Reviews. She
lives in Lisbon, Portugal.
★ "This affecting compilation will help young readers put a human
face on an unfathomable tragedy, as Peter's personality shines
through in his writing. This accessible tribute is an important
addition to children's Holocaust literature."—Booklist, Starred
Review
"This is a valuable addition to the shelves of Holocaust
literature, highlighting both the single-minded determination of
the Germans and the heroic efforts of one French community. . . .
An important, well-written account of survival against overwhelming
odds."—Kirkus Reviews
"this is an important primary source story of a young refugee
during World War II." —School Library Journal
"In this beautifully designed book . . . events come to life
through period photographs juxtaposed with De Saix’s luminous
watercolor illustrations to convey the emotions of persecuted Jews.
. . . There’s a lot to absorb here, but the authors keep the text
simple and clear"—ALJ News and Reviews
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