About This Book
A parent or educator would reach for this book when they need a gentle but honest way to introduce the Holocaust to a child for the first time. Using simple language and authentic black and white photographs from the archives of Yad Vashem, this book honors the lives of Jewish children before, during, and after the Nazi era. It focuses on the shared humanity of these young people, moving from scenes of normal childhood play to the realities of the ghettos and camps. While it addresses themes of profound sadness and injustice, it is designed to foster empathy and remembrance rather than trauma. It is a foundational tool for parents who want to discuss historical discrimination and the importance of human dignity with children in the elementary years.
