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Synopsis
Based on the true story of a Polish boy, separated from his mother during the German invasion of Poland in World War II, and left completely alone for four years.
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From the Back Cover
Still wearing badges that mark them as Jews, Yankele and his family flee Nazi-occupied Poland and begin their lives as refugees. But when the train they're on is bombed, Yankele and his family are separated. Here Yankele's life as a refugee ends, and his life as one of the 'abandoned ones' begins.
About the Author
Tamar Bergman is the happy mother of three (grown-up) children, a score of books, and hundreds of radio scripts. Among the many honors her books have received, The Boy from Over There won the Berenstein Prize in 1984 and was named the best Israeli children’s book by the Center of Literature for Children and Youth at the University of Haifa. Along the Tracks also received critical acclaim and was awarded the Ze’ev Prize in 1988 from the Ministry of Education. Tamar Bergman lives in Jerusalem with her husband and a pair of bicycles.
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- PublisherPerfection Learning
- Publication date1995
- ISBN 10 0780750160
- ISBN 13 9780780750166
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages245
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