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Review Praise for The War Below:'Skrypuch offers a compelling, visceral novel of survival that provides an unusual view of the war... The suspenseful story carries the reader along to its satisfying conclusion.' -- Booklist'This story, full of numerous acts of compassion and valor, sheds welcome light on a less familiar battleground of World War II.' -- Publishers Weekly'A riveting read.' -- YA Books CentralPraise for Making Bombs for Hitler:'A gripping story that asks: What would you do to survive?' -- Alan Gratz, author of Prisoner B-3087'Inspired by real, historical accounts, this is a powerful, harrowing story of transformation.' -- Booklist'Skrypuch draws on real-life stories of survivors in telling Lida's poignant tale, and she creates a cast of young people who are devoted to one another in both thought and deed. . . . A well-told story of persistence, lost innocence, survival, and hope.' -- Kirkus Reviews'The story [has a] strong undercurrent of friendship and loyalty; an author's note gives further background on this important piece of history.' -- Publishers Weekly'Students will admire Lida's pluck amid such heinous conditions. . . . An absorbing read about the lesser-known Ukrainian experience during World War II, this is a solid choice for curricular ties and for middle school historical fiction collections.' -- School Library Journal'Skrypuch has written a gripping, emotional novel of one Ukrainian girl's perseverance during the horrors of war. . . . This is a vivid picture of what youth experienced during World War II and the hopelessness of displaced populations of all backgrounds and religions.' -- VOYAPraise for Making Bombs for Hitler:'A gripping story that asks: What would you do to survive?' -- Alan Gratz, author of Prisoner B-3087'Inspired by real, historical accounts, this is a powerful, harrowing story of transformation.' -- Booklist'Skrypuch draws on real-life stories of survivors in telling Lida's poignant tale, and she creates a cast of young people who are devoted to one another in both thought and deed. . . . A well-told story of persistence, lost innocence, survival, and hope.' -- Kirkus Reviews'The story [has a] strong undercurrent of friendship and loyalty; an author's note gives further background on this important piece of history.' -- Publishers Weekly'Students will admire Lida's pluck amid such heinous conditions. . . . An absorbing read about the lesser-known Ukrainian experience during World War II, this is a solid choice for curricular ties and for middle school historical fiction collections.' -- School Library Journal'Skrypuch has written a gripping, emotional novel of one Ukrainian girl's perseverance during the horrors of war. . . . This is a vivid picture of what youth experienced during World War II and the hopelessness of displaced populations of all backgrounds and religions.' -- VOYA Read more From the Back Cover This companion novel to Skrypuch's Making Bombs for Hitler follows a boy who joins the underground Ukrainian resistance in the fight against Hitler. Read more See all Editorial Reviews
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