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Hitler's Daughter

Jackie French
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Hitler's Daughter

Fiction | Novel | Middle Grade | Published in 1999

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Hitler's Daughter by Jackie French explores sensitive historical themes through a child's perspective, provoking thoughtful discussions about morality and history. Reviewers praise its engaging narrative and educational value but note that its abrupt ending and mature themes may not suit all young readers. This thought-provoking novel is recommended for mature tweens and teens.

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Who Should Read Hitler's Daughter?

Readers who enjoy Hitler's Daughter by Jackie French likely relish thought-provoking historical fiction that delves into ethical dilemmas and moral questions. Comparable to The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, this book is ideal for middle-grade to YA readers interested in WWII narratives, personal stories, and speculative history.

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Reading Age

10-14years

Book Details

Genre
Historical Fiction
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