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| by Michael Morpurgo, illustrated by Michael Foreman hardcover |
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| Twilight child
by Sally Warner
Elina didn't choose to be a twilight child:
fate chosae her. Born at twilight on the
longest day of the year in the northern
country of Finland, Elina can communicate
with creatures unseen by others.
Filled with magic, romance, and adventure. |
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| Young Marta's life in Budapest has been shattered by the Second World War. Thanks to the courage of Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg her family may have a chance of survival |
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| Young readers will be comforted when Crow Girl survives the loss of the only person who loves her and goes on to create her own family from those whom she befriends and grows to love.
by Danish author Bodil Bredsdorff |
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| Based on actual events, this thrilling story of children's bravery in the face of a powerful enemy during the German occupation of Norway. hardcover |
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| Growing up in a concentration camp David escapes to find refuge in Denmark. An inspiring story of a brave boy's search for freedom. |
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| A Childhood in Hungary 1939-1944.
A sensitive portrait of a remarkable young girl and her family. by Aranka Siegal (her story) |
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| When Benny Grunfeld was 16 years old, he and his family were forced from their home and sent to the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland. This is his story. by Benny Grunfeld hardcover |
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| The Screech Owls are off to Stockholm. Read about their adventures as they learn the differences between European and American hockey.
Kidnapped in Sweden is the fifth book in the Screech Owl series. |
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| Kirsten from Sweden, Rebekah from Russia and Rose from Ireland share their dreams of coming to America |
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| This is a full, unabridged reprinting of all 59 stories that Dasant translated from the great collection of Scandinavian folk tales gathered by Asbjornsen and Moe in the midle 19th century. |
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