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A moving, true story of escape and resilience-perfect for young readers learning about the Holocaust, immigration, or Jewish family history. When the Nazis march into Vienna in 1938, six-year-old Doris and her mother are forced to flee. Leaving behind their home, relatives, and everything familiar-including most of Doris's beloved dolls-they travel to America in search of safety and a new life. Doris's New Home is a gentle, illustrated Holocaust story for children, based on the real experiences of author Deborah Holman's mother. Created in response to Holman's grandson's request for a version of her adult novel he could understand, this story is ideal for introducing difficult topics in an age-appropriate way. ✔ Based on a true story of Jewish refugee escape ✔ Companion to the award-winning adult novel Nothing Really Bad Will Happen ✔ Vintage-style illustrations inspired by real family photographs and heirlooms ✔ Perfect for children ages 6-11 ✔ Ideal for classroom discussions, Holocaust Remembrance Day, or family reading This beautifully illustrated children's book is perfect for readers looking for: - Holocaust books for kids - Jewish children's books about World War II - Picture books about immigration and starting over - Stories about Jewish refugees, resilience, and hope If you're searching for a gentle yet powerful way to teach kids about history, family, and courage, Doris's New Home is a heartfelt introduction that opens the door to deeper conversations.

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