About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their child first hears about the Holocaust in school or through media and begins asking difficult questions about why people are treated differently or how such a tragedy could happen. It provides a structured, historical framework that helps children process these heavy concepts without being needlessly graphic. The book focuses on the rise of the Nazi party, the impact of anti-Jewish laws, and the systemic nature of the genocide, while also highlighting the profound bravery of those who resisted. It is an essential tool for families wanting to foster empathy, social justice, and a deeper understanding of human rights. This guide is specifically designed for the upper elementary years, offering a balanced narrative that validates the sadness of the event while emphasizing the resilience of the survivors.
