The Puppet boy of Warsaw

Weaver, Eva

Notes
324 p Summary: "Mika is a Jewish boy who inherits a coat from his grandfather and discovers a puppet in one of its many secret pockets. He becomes a puppeteer in the Warsaw ghetto, during the Second World War, but when his talent is discovered, Mika is forced to entertain the occupying German troops instead of his countrymen. It is also the story of Max, a German soldier stationed in Warsaw, whose experiences in Poland and later in Siberia's Gulag show a different side to the Second World War. As one of Mika's puppets is passed to the soldier, a war-torn legacy is handed from one generation to another."--Publisher's
Additional Notes
War
Prejudice
Overcoming difficulties
Librarian's Miscellania
Y12
y13
Location edition Bar Code due date
Fiction Shelves A41653579
call #:WEA
ISBN:9780297868286
pub:2013
Subjects
World War, 1939-1945 - Poland - Fiction
Puppets and puppet shows - Fiction
Survival - Psychology - Fiction
Holocaust, Jewish, 1939-1945 - Fiction