In 1943, Hannah plans to leave Hungary with her children, 16-year old Minna and 7-year-old Malka. Just before they reach the border, Malka is taken seriously ill and Hannah is forced to leave her daughter behind. The story is told from two perspectives, as mother and child try to find each other.
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At times shocking and at others tender, it provides an accurate portrayal of ordinary people during occupation... -- The Bookseller, 19 July 02
Pressler... above all portrays with warmth and conviction an extraordinary story of survival. -- Lesley Agnew in The Bookseller, 23 August 02
'Portrays with warmth and conviction an extraordinary story of survival' Bookseller
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