One Step to Freedom Maristella

"A beautiful blonde Aryan child," the officer remarked. Little did he know that Anna Levi and her friend, Paul Brucks, had been on the run across Nazi-occupied Europe after escaping from a doom-laden march to a concentration camp. They"d jumped trains, lived by their wits and become street musicians in Budapest, before finding a haven near the Swiss border with kindly Mrs Greenberg. The pair face death simply for not wearing their Jewish identification stars, so they must get out of Nazi territory. But can the refugees cross the bridge to Switzerland - the last step to freedom - and escape the clutches of the Gestapo? Maristella"s exciting saga of two children caught up in the web of hatred that enveloped their people in the 1940s is a tale of overriding values, beliefs and optimism. It has poetry, plenty of action and nicely nuanced observation of differing attitudes to faith, tyranny and the struggle to survive: a beautiful book for all ages. AUTHOR BIO: Maristella has studied Montessori and worked a great deal with children. She is religious. This is her first novel. Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге One Step to Freedom (Maristella)