Cezanne Is Missing
Cezanne Is Missing by Frank McMillan, published by Cambridge House Publishing Company, LLC in April 2006, is a work of juvenile fiction that spans 323 pages. This narrative follows a 15-year-old girl who uncovers the harrowing history of her art teacher, a survivor of Auschwitz and a participant in the Warsaw Ghetto resistance, against the backdrop of the events following September 11.
Readers will find a fast-paced story that intertwines the girl’s attempts to decode her teacher’s brother’s diary from World War II with her unexpected involvement in a dangerous underworld. As she navigates this perilous situation, the narrative explores significant social themes, including the connections between hatred and intolerance throughout history. The book provides an educational perspective on historical events while engaging with values and virtues relevant to its young audience.
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In the months following the atrocious events of September 11, a 15-year-old girl learns the story of her art teacher, a suvivor of Auschwitz and a fighter in the Warsaw Ghetto resistance. After frantic attempts to decode a diary written by her teacher’s long-lost brother during World War II, she is suddenly drawn into the dangerous network of the underworld kidnappers who have targeted her teacher. Utterly clueless about this terrible epoch in history, she begins to see the link between hatred and intolerance throughout history. Set in New York City, the fast-paced, original plot is both educational and compelling.
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