Publisher White Crow Author/compiler Judith Kerr ISBN 978-5-00114-082-5, 978-5-906640-79-6 Cover: hardcover Number of pages: 262 Binding: hardcover Dimensions: 145x215 mm Format: 60x90/16 (145x215 mm) Age category: 6+ Weight: 415 Genre: drama, tragedy Illustrations: 1 Foreign literature
1933. Nine-year-old Anna lives the ordinary life of a Berlin schoolgirl, writes poetry, plays with friends—until suddenly everything changes. Fearing persecution by the Nazis, her family hastily leaves Berlin. Switzerland, France, and finally England—the journey will last over two years, during which the girl will discover the culture of other countries, learn French, and understand what it means to be a refugee. And throughout all this time, she will not be able to forget the plush pink rabbit left behind in the Berlin house. This book is the first part of Judith Kerr's autobiographical trilogy about life in the era of Hitler.
