Elisabeth
Elisabeth by Claire A. Nivola is a poignant narrative published by Farrar, Strauss, Giroux in 2001. This first edition, consisting of 32 pages, presents the true story of the author’s mother, Ruth, who escapes from a privileged Jewish family in Nazi Germany. As Ruth flees with her family, she must leave behind her cherished doll, Elisabeth, marking a significant moment in her childhood.
Readers will discover the emotional journey of Ruth as she navigates her past and present, culminating in a touching reunion with Elisabeth years later in an American antique shop. The book features full-color illustrations that enhance the storytelling experience, making it suitable for beginner readers. Through this narrative, themes of loss and reunion are explored, providing insight into the impact of historical events on personal lives.
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The true story of the author’s mother is told. Ruth, the child of a privileged Jewish family growing up in Nazi Germany, flees with her family, forsaking everything they own, including Ruth’s beloved doll, Elisabeth. Years later, with a daughter of her own, Ruth is reunited with Elisabeth while shopping in an American antique shop. Full-color illustrations.
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